Tariffs, Emergencies, and Presidential Power

This chapter examines the implications of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEPA) and the legal complexities surrounding presidential tariff powers without congressional authorization. It discusses recent lawsuits related to tariffs, national emergencies, and the judicial system's role in trade law, alongside historical examples of executive defiance. The conversation emphasizes the significance of the Supreme Court's rulings on executive actions and the potential future impact on trade policies and presidential authority.