Tariffs, Courts, and Presidential Authority

This chapter examines a recent U.S. Court of International Trade ruling that limits the President's authority to impose emergency tariffs, particularly regarding the fentanyl crisis. It critiques the judicial interpretation of presidential powers and the implications for democratic choice, emphasizing the need for courts to honor voter preferences. The discussion also highlights the tensions between executive actions and judicial limitations in the context of trade policy.

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