An American court of appeal revealed that President Donald Trump had exceeded his powers by invoking the emergency authority to collect world scanning prices, deeming most of them illegal but letting them stand until mid-October. Trump announced that he would dispute the decision of the Supreme Court.
Friday, an American court of appeal ruled that many prices of President Donald Trump, who listened to world trade, were illegal, but allowed them to stay in place for the moment, giving him time to fight before the Supreme Court.
Decision 7-4 of the American Court of Appeal for the Federal Circuit confirmed the conclusion of a lower court according to which Trump had exceeded his authority to exploit the economic powers of emergency to impose large-scale tasks.
But the judges allowed the prices to stay in place until mid -October – and Trump quickly specified that he would take the time to use.
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The Court of Appeal “said our prices should be deleted, but they know that the United States of America will win at the end,” he said in a social platform for truth, unleashed the decision.
He added that he would retaliate “with the help of the United States Supreme Court”.
The decision marks a blow for the president, who has exercised functions as a large -scale economic policy tool.
This could also make doubt about the agreements that Trump has concluded with large trade partners such as the European Union and raise the question of what would happen to the billions of dollars collected by the United States, because the prices were put in place if the supreme court of major conservative did not support it.
The case of Friday, however, does not deal with sectoral prices that the Trump administration also imposed on steel, aluminum, cars and other imports.
Diplomatic embarrassment
Since his return to the presidency in January, Trump has invoked the International Economic Powers (IEEPA) law to impose “reciprocal” prices on almost all American trade partners, with a basic level of 10% and higher rates for dozens of savings.
He invoked similar authorities to slap separate prices striking Mexico, Canada and China about fatal drugs in the United States.
The International Commerce Court held in May that Trump exceeded his authority with global samples, preventing most of the functions from taking effect, but the Court of Appeal then suspended the decision to examine the case.
The decision of Friday noted that “the status grants an important authority to the president to undertake several actions in response to a declared national emergency, but none of these actions explicitly include the power to impose tariffs, duties or similar, nor the power of taxation”.
He added that it was not addressed that Trump’s actions should have been taken in the event of a policy or to decide whether the ieepa authorizes the prices.
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Instead, he sought to resolve the question of whether Trump’s “reciprocal” prices and the people imposed by the milking were authorized, the document noting: “We conclude that they are not.”
In an additional hour file before the Court of Appeal made the decision, Trump’s cabinet officials argued that the decision of the illegal global prices and would block American foreign policy and national security.
“Such a decision would threaten broader American strategic interests in the country and abroad, which would probably lead to reprisals and the relaxation of the agreements contained by foreign trade partners,” wrote trade secretary Howard Lux.
Lutnick added that they could also “derail the ongoing critical negotiations” with partners.
The Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, on the other hand, warned that the suspension of the effectiveness of the prices “would lead to a dangerous diplomatic discomfort”.
Several legal challenges have been filed against the prices invoked by Trump, citing emergencies.
If these prices are ultimately deemed illegal, companies could request reimbursements.
