Summary
The Supreme Court reviewed whether President Trump could impose tariffs without Congress's approval, using national security as the reason. The justices expressed doubts about the legal arguments supporting these tariffs, which lower courts have already questioned.
Key Facts
- The Supreme Court is examining President Trump's tariff policy's legality.
- Justices questioned whether the president can impose tariffs using national security claims.
- The case involves the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA).
- Lower courts ruled that Trump exceeded his legal authority with the tariffs.
- President Trump argues tariffs address trade imbalances and national security threats.
- The tariffs have brought in $195 billion in revenue this fiscal year.
- The case is expected to have a decision next year.
