Federal Court Challenges Trump’s Tariff Authority but Keeps Protectionist Measures Intact—for Now
A federal appeals court finds that President Trump exceeded his emergency powers by imposing broad tariffs, but delays removing them, underscoring the ongoing tension between executive overreach and America First economic defense.
In a decisive yet cautious ruling, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has struck at the heart of former President Donald Trump’s unilateral imposition of sweeping tariffs under emergency powers—declaring these actions illegal. Yet, in a move that underscores Washington’s inability to restore clear boundaries quickly, the tariffs remain in place for now while legal battles continue. Are We Sacrificing Constitutional Checks for Short-Term Gains? The court confirmed what many constitutional conservatives feared: The president cannot wield emergency declarations as a blanket authority to rewrite trade policy or impose tariffs on virtually every trading partner worldwide. The...
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