US Supreme Court Upholds Trump's First-Term Tariffs on China
The US Supreme Court has upheld tariffs on billions of dollars of Chinese goods imposed during President Donald Trump's first term.
US Supreme Court Upholds Trump First-Term Tariffs
REPORTER:
The US Supreme Court has upheld tariffs on billions of dollars of Chinese goods.
A group of importers had appealed to the court, arguing US President Donald Trump misused part of a trade act to vastly expand tariffs on China during his first term. That trade act allows a president to modify existing tariffs but the importers said Trump went too far. A lower court previously ruled against the importers last year. The Supreme Court upheld that ruling.
