Trump's Strategies Post-Legal Loss
After a judicial defeat that declared the use of emergency law to impose customs duties unconstitutional, the Trump administration resorted to more stable commercial laws, such as Section 301 of the U.S. Trade Act, to impose tariffs on imports from dozens of countries, including Brazil and Canada. The United States began implementing a new system of tariffs ranging from 25% to 50% after investigations into economic practices related to forced labor and overproduction. This shift aims to make customs procedures more legal and sustainable, with anticipated impacts on inflation and global supply chains, while expanding the scope of trade disputes and possibly heralding a new phase of the global trade war.
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