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The Supreme Court agreed on Tuesday that he accelerated the legality of President Donald Trump’s widespread tariffs on US business partners.
In the first week of November, the Supreme Court devoted an hour to oral arguments and to all the case parties, VOS Selections, Inc. , V Trump, until September 19, to submit the opening cases, and then the October 20 deadline for the answer. This case consolidates two separate petitions filed by five small and 12 states.
On September 3, the Trump administration has called on the Supreme Court to review the Federal Court of Appeal’s order to show Trump’s use of the International Emergency Emergency Act to circumvent the constitutional powers of the Congress.
On August 29, the federal ruling confirmed a similar finding from May by the US International Trade Court, which was permanently challenged by the implementation of tariff orders. In a 7-4 decision, the federal court was delayed, which delayed a tax strike until October 14 so that the government could seek to review the Supreme Court.
The government has called for the acceleration of the case and stated that the current uncertainty about the legalization of tariffs would cause continuous trade with other nations.
John Saur, lawyer John Saur, said: “The Federal Federal ENC’s false decision has disrupted highly influential, sensitive and continuous negotiations on diplomatic trade and uses legal uncertainty over the president’s efforts to protect our country by preventing unprecedented economic and foreign policies.”
Meanwhile, in the September 5 case, a group of small jobs asked the Supreme Court to act quickly due to tariffs on their operations.
The case said: “Illegal tariffs are creating profound disadvantages to the petition jobs, pointing out that severe economic problems” are the result of rising prices and supply chain interruptions. “