The Court in the United States acknowledged Trump’s duties illegally

The US Court of International Trade has decided that President Donald Trump has exceeded the powers and recognized the duties introduced to him illegally. On Wednesday, May 28, the New York Times wrote.

The court’s decision said the US Constitution provides Congress’s exclusive power to adjust trade with other countries that cannot be removed by the President’s extraordinary power to protect the US economy.

“The president referred to the federal law in the 1977 extraordinary economic situation for tariffs, including some of his duties for Canada, Mexico and China, as well as the duties of one another for the most residue in the world, which Trump announced and then postponed in April. From economic threats, but Trump made him,” the publication wrote. “

The decision was made in two trials: one was initiated by an independent Liberty Justice Center organization on behalf of five small American businesses that imported goods from countries where duties and other United States states. The companies, of which there are both an import of alcoholic beverages and alcohol from New York, as well as a manufacturer of training sets and music instruments from Virginia, said the duties will ruin their ability to perform business.

The Trump administration appealed. Thus, the deputy head of the White House administration and one of the leading political advisors to Trump Stephen Miller motivated the court.

“The judicial coup has lost control,” he wrote on social networks.

Earlier, Trump announced 50% of the role of goods from the EU, stating “our negotiations with them will not lead to any.” The next day, he said “not looking for transactions in the EU” and that he now plans to “play the game as much as he can.”

However, on May 25, he said he would postpone 50% of tariffs for all imports from the European Union to July to provide more time for trade negotiations.