25 U.S. states challenge Trump tariffs

Twenty-five U.S. states filed a lawsuit against Trump's recent tariffs, which he imposed on imports from 59 countries and the European Union, claiming they were a pretext to replace the duties that the Supreme Court canceled in February. The administration had imposed high tariffs after the end of temporary measures, aiming to boost American manufacturing, based on the International Emergency Economic Powers Act of 1977, arguing that the trade deficit constituted a national emergency. The Supreme Court ruled that the President lacked the authority to impose these duties, forcing the administration to refund the importers, and temporarily imposed a 10% tariff, which ended in July.

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