Trump administration appeals ruling against 10% tariff
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Updated · The New York Times · May 8
Trump administration appeals ruling against 10% tariff
8 articles · Updated · The New York Times · May 8
The notice of appeal came a day after the Court of International Trade said the levy on most US imports unlawfully used Section 122 of the 1974 Trade Act.
Judges said Trump failed to meet the law's threshold and blocked collection only for the small businesses and some states that sued, leaving broader enforcement unclear.
The setback could weaken Trump's hand before trade talks with Xi Jinping and may force refunds, while the administration pursues alternative tariffs through Section 301 investigations.
As U.S. tariff powers face legal challenges, how does this shift the balance of power in trade talks with China?
A court blocked the latest 10% global tariff. What other legal tools could be used to tax imports next?
With a major global tariff ruled illegal, will U.S. consumers soon see relief from higher prices on imported goods?