Originally posted by: David Miller
Only Congress can object to Trump's imposition of tariffs and Congress has not done so. The states suing Trump have no basis to do so. -- Once again, a Federal Court oversteps it's authority. The Court of International Trade is only empaneled to hear Civil Matters... it does not have authority to make rulings on Constitutional or Legislative matters. -- Why did the court not overturn biden's increase in tariffs on China and Canada? Why did they only get involved when it's Trump impose the tariffs?
David you are so full of shit. I'd be ashamed if I made such foolish statements. Article 1 sec 8 of the Constitution grants Congress the right to levy tarrifs not the President.
Yes, David trade is a civil matter, and the court has the authority to rule on trade matters which a tarrif is.
And guess what another Federal Court just ruled Trump's tarrifs unconstitutional.