Supreme Court vs Trump on Tariffs || Executive Power, Trade War with China & U.S. Economic Impact

Описание: What happens when presidential power over tariffs collides with the Constitution? In this video, we break down the legal battle between former President Donald Trump and the Supreme Court of the United States over trade policy, executive authority, and control of America’s economy.
During his presidency, Trump imposed sweeping tariffs on imports—particularly targeting China—arguing that trade imbalances and foreign manufacturing posed a national security threat. Supporters said the tariffs protected American jobs and strengthened domestic industry. Critics argued they increased consumer prices, hurt farmers, and expanded presidential power beyond constitutional limits.
This video explains:
How Trump used tariff laws like the Trade Expansion Act and IEEPA
The constitutional debate over Congress vs. presidential trade authority
The legal challenges brought against the administration
How the Supreme Court’s decisions could shape future executive power
The economic impact of the U.S.–China trade war on businesses and consumers
If you're searching for analysis on Trump tariffs, Supreme Court rulings, executive power, U.S.–China trade war, or the constitutional limits of presidential authority, this breakdown covers everything you need to know.
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