Tariff Ruling Threatens $2 Trillion Fiscal Hole in Trump Plan
- President Donald Trump criticized a ruling from the Court of International Trade, stating that it threatens Presidential Power and labeling the decision as 'horrific.'
- The Court of International Trade ruled that Trump exceeded his authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act by imposing tariffs on several countries.
- The White House defended Trump's tariffs, labeling the judges' ruling as an abuse of judicial power and arguing that the ruling fails to recognize the president's authority regarding foreign policies.
- The U.S. Has faced a trade deficit exceeding $1 trillion since 2024, highlighting ongoing economic concerns amid legal battles over Trump's tariff strategy.
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Trump blasts ‘backroom hustlers’ in legal battle over tariffs, says US will lose ‘trillions’
President Trump on Thursday rebuked the trio of judges who overturned his sweeping tariff agenda the day before – calling out “backroom hustlers” and slamming the Court of International Trade’s ruling as “horrific” and a threat to “Presidential Power.”
White House On Tariffs: "Nothing's Really Changed"
White House On Tariffs: "Nothing's Really Changed" The White House on Thursday downplayed the implications of a court ruling that blocked some of President Trump's tariff measures, and suggested they will win on appeal. Photographer: Chris Kleponis/CNP/Bloomberg "If anybody thinks this caught the administration by surprise, think again," Trump trade adviser Peter Navarro told Bloomberg TV. "Nothing’s really changed." Navarro was responding to a …
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