Supreme Court signals doubts over Trump’s sweeping tariff powers

Supreme Court signals doubts over Trump’s sweeping tariff powers

• 5 nov. 2025 à 23:11

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Several Supreme Court justices from both ideological wings voiced scepticism Wednesday over President Donald Trump’s claim that emergency powers allow him to impose vast global tariffs, raising the prospect of limits on one of his most aggressive uses of executive authority.

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