The Five Small Businesses That Helped Block Trump's Tariffs
Source: Time via AOL
The federal Court of International Trade has blocked President Donald Trumps sweeping global tariffs, arguing that emergency laws invoked by the Administration did not give Trump unilateral authority to impose the levies.
Per the court, the U.S. Constitution gives Congress exclusive powers to regulate trade with other countries, something which Trump cannot supersede.
The court also blocked a different set of levies the Trump Administration imposed on Canada, China, and Mexico, for what the White House said was in response to the unacceptable flow of drugs and illegal immigrants across the U.S. border.
Trump announced most of his tariffsthe ones he calls "reciprocal on April 2, his self-appointed Liberation Day. A baseline rate of 10% was placed on U.S. imports, while additional "reciprocal tariffs were doled out on top of those. Trump then announced a 90-day pause on the additional tariffs for most countries, allowing time for negotiations. The U.S. and China later came to a separate agreement, agreeing in May to significantly reduce tariffs on each other for a 90-day period.
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The five businesses:
1: FishUSA
2: Genova Pipe
3: Terry Precision Cycling
4: MicroKits
5: VOS Selections
MAGAts are melting down over this.

Martin68
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(36,130 posts)Bayard
(25,517 posts)I'm surprised he hasn't axed it if its federal.
"The United States Court of International Trade, established under Article III of the Constitution, has nationwide jurisdiction over civil actions arising out of the customs and international trade laws of the United States."