Trump Appeals Multiple Court Rulings on Tariffs

Multiple federal courts have determined that President Donald Trump exceeded his authority by imposing broad emergency tariffs, holding that such powers are constitutionally reserved for Congress under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. The Trump administration has appealed these decisions, warning that enforcement could harm diplomatic negotiations and national security. A federal appeals court has temporarily stayed the lower court's ruling, allowing most tariffs to remain in effect during the appeal. Administration officials argue the judiciary is overreaching into foreign policy and economic matters and are prepared to take the case to the Supreme Court if needed. Despite the setbacks, officials remain confident in their legal position and tariff strategy. Financial markets responded positively to the rulings, but legal uncertainty persists as the case progresses.