Court Upholds Trump's Tariffs

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Court strikes down Trump reciprocal tariffs

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The tariffs addressed in the suit are now ordered to be "be vacated and their operation permanently enjoined," per the ruling.

The suit was brought on behalf of five U.S.-based businesses that rely on imports.

The judges wrote that the International Emergency Economic Powers Act does not actually give the president the power to implement the sweeping duties.

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