Court documents show that 25 U.S. states have filed a lawsuit challenging the federal government's latest tariff measures. The Attorney General of New York State announced that 25 states, all led by Democratic officials, filed the suit on the same day against the U.S. government. These states argue that the President’s imposition of a new round of tariffs on goods from 60 trading partners exceeds his statutory authority to levy duties on imported goods. The Attorney General stated that the new tariffs merely serve as replacements for earlier measures previously struck down by the U.S. Supreme Court. He further contended that the new tariffs are unlawfully broad in scope and bypass the legally mandated country-specific investigation procedures. (CCTV)
Twenty-five U.S. states file lawsuit opposing the federal government's latest tariff measures
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