Supreme Court Rejects Challenge to Trump’s 25% Steel Tariffs
- Court won’t question president’s power to impose duties
- Steel industry trade group challenged Section 232 authority
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The U.S. Supreme Court left intact President Donald Trump’s 25% tariffs on imported steel products, rejecting an industry trade group challenge that sought to strip the president of a powerful legal tool for imposing duties.
The rebuff marks the second time the justices have turned away the American Institute for International Steel on Trump’s tariffs. The court made no comment in refusing to hear the group’s appeal.