US EditionTrump tariffs reinstated by appeals court for now
- On May 29, 2025, a federal appeals court reinstated President Donald Trump's broad tariffs, originally implemented from April 2, which target a range of major trading partners such as China and the EU.
- The reinstatement came after lawsuits filed by small businesses and 12 Democratic Attorneys General challenged President Trump’s use of emergency economic authority, arguing that he had overstepped the legal powers granted to him under the act enacted in 1977.
- A day earlier, the Court of International Trade blocked the tariffs, determining that the power to levy tariffs lies exclusively with Congress and that the president's emergency powers do not extend to unlimited tariff imposition.
- The appeals court lifted the trade court’s injunction without providing an explanation, while White House spokesman Kush Desai stated that decisions on managing a national emergency should not be made by unelected judges.
- The ruling allows tariffs to continue temporarily amid ongoing appeals, creating legal uncertainty and maintaining concerns from economists about risks to U.S. Trade policy and the economy.
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Appeals court restores Trump tariffs for now, after trade court blocks most
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump’s global tariffs can remain in place while the courts examine whether the sweeping import taxes that have roiled worldwide trade reach beyond his presidential authority.
Appeals court restores Trump tariffs for now, after trade court blocks most • Kentucky Lantern
President Donald Trump holds up a chart while speaking during a “Make America Wealthy Again” trade announcement event in the Rose Garden at the White House on April 2, 2025 in Washington, D.C. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump’s global tariffs can remain in place while the courts examine whether the sweeping import taxes that have roiled worldwide trade reach beyond his presidential authority. The U.S. …
Trump’s tariffs temporarily reinstated after appeals court issues stay
President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs can stay in effect, for now, after a federal appeals court temporarily paused a lower court’s decision that struck down most of the tariffs imposed. Trump placed tariffs on countries, including China, Canada, Mexico and others, using the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. Lower court rules tariffs unlawful A three-judge panel with the United States Court of International Trade ruled Wed…
Appeals Court Reinstates Trump Tariffs
President Trump's tariffs were reinstated by a federal appeals court ruling on Thursday. The court's ruling came after a second federal court found that an emergency powers law does not give Trump authority to enact tariffs, and that most of the ones he's already ordered after invoking the International Emergency...
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