Trump versus the courts. A dispute over the President's powers and duties

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The U.S. global Trade Court has issued an incredible ruling against the United States of America on the desperately needed tariffs, but fortunately the full 11-member Panel of Judges of the U.S. Court of Appeal for the national territory Court has just suspended the ruling of the Manhattan-based global Trade Court – Trump informed on his actual Social platform. – The ruling of the U.S. global Trade Court is so incorrect and so political! Let's hope that the ultimate Court will take back this terrible decision that threatens the country..

The president doesn't decide that?

Let us remind you that on Wednesday evening, a local court in fresh York said that under the American constitution, the exclusive right to regulate abroad trade belongs to Congress. The judges felt that even the extraordinary powers of the president cannot restrict this prerogative. Consequently, Donald Trump's decisions on duties were immediately annulled, in force since the beginning of his word of office in January.

The conviction was given after the examination of 2 separate lawsuits – 1 of them submitted 5 tiny US companies dealing with imports of goods covered by customs tariffs, the another was brought by a coalition of government representatives from 12 states.

Trump criticized the decision

The president of the United States criticised the ruling, uncovering it highly unfavourable. According to him, the decision would imply the request to get Congress' approval to introduce customs, which could lead to lengthy debates and decision-making paralysis. Trump argued that specified a request would seriously limit the President's powers and change the nature of the presidency itself.

This ruling is simply a possibly serious blow to the Republican President's economical agenda and ongoing efforts to negociate trade agreements with different countries – stresses the CNBC network.

White home spokesman, Kush Desai, stated that deciding how to respond to emergency does not belong to competence unelected judges.

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