The lawsuit argues the tariffs use a different legal authority to revive a policy the Supreme Court struck down

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• The Trump administration was sued by 25 Democratic-led states over the president’s latest round of global tariffs, arguing that it was trying to use a different legal authority to resurrect a policy the Supreme Court had struck down.

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• The tariffs went into effect just as a previous 10 percent global tariff expired.

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• Trump responded to that ruling by escalating his trade war, calling Supreme Court justices "disloyal" and issuing new temporary 10 percent tariffs under a different legal authority that, like IEEPA, no president had previously used to impose tariffs.

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• The Trump administration was sued by 25 Democratic-led states over the president’s latest round of global tariffs, arguing that it was…

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