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President Trump on Friday said he signed an executive order imposing a 10% tariff on all countries "effective almost immediately." Mr. Trump told reporters earlier he would use a different trade authority after the Supreme Court struck down his emergency levies. CBS News reporter Erica Brown and legal contributor Jessica Levinson have more.
Donald Trump lashed out at the Supreme Court for striking down much of his sweeping tariffs, saying he was "ashamed" and called the ruling "deeply disappointing".
US President Donald Trump on Friday signed off on a global 10-percent tariff "on all Countries," hours after the Supreme Court ruled his levies on imports are illegal.
The Supreme Court ruled Friday that President Trump exceeded his authority when he enacted sweeping tariffs on nearly every U.S. trading partner. NBC News’ Laura Jarrett and Christine Romans report.
Trump Tariffs Live Updates: US trading partners that reached tariff deals with Trump's administration will now also face a 10 per cent duty, despite higher levels they may have agreed on previously, the White House said.
President Trump is promising to use alternatives after the Supreme Court rejected his emergency tariffs. So what kind of support could he get from his party moving forward? Steve Hayes, CEO and editor of The Dispatch, joins to discuss.
The Supreme Court on Friday struck down President Trump's emergency tariffs in a 6-3 decision, ruling that a 1977 act did not give him the authority to impose the levies. Mr. Trump said he will use other laws to advance his tariff agenda. CBS News' Jan Crawford and Willie James Inman have more.
The case is the first major challenge to Trump’s agenda, but he still has other avenues to pursue trade restrictions.
President Donald Trump suggested he doesn’t plan to refund tariff fees already collected by the US government.
Trump laid out alternative ways to impose his tariffs after the Supreme Court struck down most of the levies as illegal, a decision he called "deeply disappointing."
