12 states broke ties with Donald Trump, dragged US President in court over tariff war

Donald trump tariff news: 12 US states have challenged US President Donald Trump’s tariff policy in the US International Trade Court in New York. 12 states have told the court that Trump’s tariff policy is illegal and this is causing huge loss to the US economy.

The states that have challenged Trump’s tariff policy in court include Oregon, Erizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Main, Minnesota, Nevada, New Mexico, New York and Vermont.

The states have told the court that the national trade policy has been left on Trump’s will. The states have requested the court to declare tariffs illegal and stop government agencies and their officials from implementing the policy.

Trump’s claim to be able to impose arbitrary tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act has also been challenged in the court. However, the states have termed Trump’s claim inappropriate.

However, the Department of Justice refused to comment on the petition of 12 states immediately. Arizona’s Attorney General Chris Mess in a statement called Trump’s tariff scheme “madness”.

He has said that this policy is illegal and financially harmful. The petition of the states states that only Parliament has the right to impose tariffs.