Tariffs appeal could divide US top court unpredictably - The Statesman

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

68% : Meanwhile, global trade continues to be destabilized by the on-going tariff battles.
52% : While the US h a s negotiated numerous Free Trade Agreements, its commitment to free trade has recently been a topic of debate, especially with the rise of protectionist sentiment.
49% : According to the UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), the rules-based global trading system has been weakened, and countries are increasingly resorting to tariffs to pursue domestic policy goals.
44% : The United States has historically championed free trade, particularly after World War II.
44% : The United States has historically championed free trade, particularly after World War II.
44% : President Trump has made tariffs on imports from other countries the central plank of his administration's trade policy.
44% : The Court of Appeals ruled that Trump overstepped his presidential authority when he implemented the steep levies.
41% : Some days ago, the Federal Circuit ruled by a 7-4 decision that the tariffs which Trump brought in through emergency economic powers act did not fall within the president's mandate and that setting levies was "a core Congressional power".

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