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Trump's 'Liberation Day' tariffs blocked by court in major blow
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2:18Now PlayingA federal court shot down most of President Trump’s wide-reaching tariffs, ruling the commander in chief exceeded his authority when he plowed ahead with one of his signature policies. The three-judge panel at the Court of International Trade in Manhattan assailed Trump’s actions against other countries across the globe as “contrary to law” – despite the president claiming emergency powers under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act allowed him to impose the controversial duties. The court stated that Congress is typically responsible for issuing tariffs, not the president alone — and that Trump’s rationale for the exception to the rule didn’t meet the emergency act threshold to act unilaterally. “The judicial coup is out of control,” Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy Stephen Miller wrote on X.
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