Trump tariffs head to Supreme Court in case eagerly awaited around the world

NOV 3 - What may be the biggest battle yet in Donald Trump's trade war is about to begin. The Trump administration heads to the US Supreme Court on Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |..

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The Trump administration is facing a major legal challenge at the US Supreme Court regarding the legality of its tariffs, with small businesses and states contending the tariffs are illegal and demanding refunds for billions collected. The outcome could significantly impact Trump's trade strategy and presidential power.

Over $90 billion worth of import taxes are at stake, potentially swelling to $1 trillion by June if the court's decision is delayed.
Learning Resources, a US toy seller, faces $14 million in tariffs this year, a seven-fold increase from 2024.
The case concerns tariffs imposed using the 1977 International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), which opponents argue does not authorize tariffs and bypasses congressional authority.

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