Government Begs Court To Fix Trumpâs Tarifflop Crisis
In a plot twist more melodramatic than a soap opera reunion, the government is begging the courts to reverse an appeals court ruling that tossed most of President Trump's tariffs out like bad leftovers. Those tariffs, slapped on goods using emergency powers lawâwhich apparently turned out about as legal as sneaking into Coachella with a churroâare now on thin ice. The appeals court basically said, 'Nope, you canât just declare a state of emergency every time you want to make imports more expensive.' This legal kerfuffle is like the sequel to 2020âs 'Do I Have The Authority To Tariff?' starring Americaâs Trade Policy Department, desperately trying for a comeback tour in the courts.
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When the government treats emergency powers like a Netflix autofill binge, courts say 'plot twist: not legal.' Trump tariffs hunting for sequel rights but courtâs holding the script hostage.
Trying to sell illegal tariffs under emergency powers is like insisting your dog ate your homework while the court pulls receipts from the hidden camera.
Appeals court shutting down tariffs faster than your WiFi during a crucial Zoom callâemergency powers or not, rulebook still rules.
Source: Feeds | Published: 9/4/2025 | Author: The Associated Press
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