US EditionDonald Trump faces first legal challenge to new US tariffs; conservative-backed legal group sues President
- NCLA filed a suit against President Trump on Thursday in Florida over new tariffs.
- Trump's administration imposed tariffs on Chinese imports using emergency executive power, prompting the suit.
- The NCLA, representing Simplified, claims the tariffs harm American businesses and are unconstitutional.
- NCLA's Andrew Morris stated Trump misused emergency power, usurping Congress's right to control tariffs.
- The lawsuit seeks a court order declaring the tariffs unconstitutional and preventing their enforcement.
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Donald Trump faces first legal challenge to new US tariffs; conservative-backed legal group sues President
New Civil Liberties Alliance, a powerful legal group backed by conservative funding, has challenged Donald Trump's imposition of the new tariffs announced earlier this week. NCLA is representing a small retail stationery business, which claims it will suffer severe harm from his tariffs on China
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