Trump Tariffs Back On: Appeals Court Sides With Former President

Trump Tariffs Reinstated: US Appeals Court Overturns Previous Ruling Washington D.C. - In a significant reversal, a US appeals court has reinstated tariffs imposed by former President Donald Trump. This decision overturns a prior federal court ruling that deemed the tariffs unlawful. The appeals court's decision has sparked immediate reactions, with many questioning the legal basis for the tariffs and their potential economic impact. The original tariffs, implemented under the guise of national economic emergency, were challenged in court. A federal court initially sided against Trump, arguing that he lacked the authority to impose such measures without explicit Congressional approval. However, the appeals court has now reversed that decision, stating that the economic emergency declaration provided sufficient justification. "This is a victory for the rule of law," said a spokesperson for the White House. "The President acted within his authority to protect the nation's economic interests." Critics, however, have expressed concerns that the tariffs could harm international trade relations and negatively affect consumers. The situation remains fluid, with the possibility of further legal challenges and ongoing debate about the long-term consequences of this ruling. The reinstatement of these tariffs highlights the ongoing tension between executive power and judicial review in the United States.