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Lawsuit Challenges Trump’s Ability To Levy Tariffs

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April 7, 2025

You wouldn’t necessarily know it listening to the president, but the Constitution assigns the power to impose tariffs on Congress, not the White House.

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You wouldn’t necessarily know it listening to the president, but the Constitution assigns the power to impose tariffs on Congress, not the White House.

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