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U.S. Tariffs Target 60 Countries
Twenty-five U.S. states, including two states led by Republican governors, have filed a lawsuit against Donald Trump's administration for its rejection of tariffs imposed on imports from 60 countries. The lawsuit accuses the White House of exceeding its legal authority in using tools of foreign trade, as there is no logical connection between the alleged problem of forced labor in supply chains and the broad tariffs imposed by the administration. These tariffs ranged from 10 to 12.5 percent and covered China, India, and the European Union. This lawsuit comes after the implementation of new tariffs in August 2026, replacing previous tariffs that had expired, as part of Washington's efforts to confront unfair trading practices. Trump's aim in imposing these tariffs was to protect jobs and reduce the trade deficit, but critics argue that they may raise the prices of goods and provoke retaliatory responses, thereby threatening international economic relations.
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