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A coalition challenges Trump’s tariff authority, arguing only Congress can tax; Supreme Court to decide on Nov. 5.
A coalition of small businesses, Democrat-led states, and Illinois toy makers is challenging President Trump’s authority to impose tariffs, arguing that only Congress can tax and set tariffs under the Constitution.
They contend the 1977 International Emergency Economic Powers Act does not clearly authorize such actions and that using vague emergency claims to justify sweeping tariffs—some as high as 10% on nearly all imports—unconstitutionally transfers fiscal power to the executive.
The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on November 5, with the outcome potentially reshaping the balance of power between the branches on economic policy.
Trump calls the case one of the most important in U.S. history, asserting tariffs are vital for national security and trade deals, while critics warn they raise consumer prices and harm businesses.
Una coalición desafía la autoridad arancelaria de Trump, argumentando que solo el Congreso puede imponer impuestos; la Corte Suprema decidirá el 5 de noviembre.