US federal appeals court rules Trump tariffs may remain in effect while appeals process continues
- Europe
- June 11, 2025
A Federal Court of Appeals agreed on Tuesday to allow the White House to continue collecting the extensive import taxes imported by the president of the United States, Donald Trump, since the challenges to its spray policy remain under appeal.
The judgment of the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit is based on a comparable decision that issued after the annulment of another Federal Court of the Rates on May 28, which Trump had exceeded his presidential authority.
Recognizing that disputes on Trump’s rates present “issues of exceptional importance”, the Court of Appeals announced that it would accelerate the procedures and conduct hearings in July.
The case involves the 10% tariffs that Trump imposed in April to almost all nations, as well as the largest tariffs that he implemented and stopped sub -signally in countries with which the United States has commercial deficits.
It also includes tariffs that Trump raised about the imports of China, Canada and Mexico in an effort to force these nations to take more measures against the illegal influx of synthetic immigrants and opioids on the US border.
In the implementation of tariffs, Trump had entered emergency powers under a 1977 law. But a panel of three judges in the United States International Trade Court ruled that he had exceeded his power.
Tariffs paid global trade, paralyzed companies and spooky financial markets.
Additional sources • AP
