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Twenty-four states sued the Trump administration over 15% global tariffs, claiming they exceed presidential power and harm the economy.
Twenty-four states, led by Oregon, have sued the Trump administration over 15% global tariffs imposed under the Trade Act of 1974, arguing they exceed presidential authority, violate the Constitution’s tax powers, and harm consumers and businesses.
The lawsuit, filed in the U.S. Court of International Trade, claims the tariffs—meant for balance-of-payments crises, not trade deficits—will cost American households over $1,200 annually and could lead to job losses and economic damage.
It follows a recent Supreme Court ruling invalidating similar tariffs, with states asserting the administration’s actions are unlawful and risk triggering global retaliation.
Veinticuatro estados demandaron a la administración Trump por los aranceles globales del 15%, alegando que exceden el poder presidencial y dañan la economía.