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Why Trump's new tariffs are less likely to lose a legal battle

President Trump’s new global tariffs based on forced-labor violations have already drawn a lawsuit and criticism from American allies, but experts say the legal basis may make them harder to strike down than previous tariffs. Trump’s previous “liberation day” tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) were struck down earlier this year after the Supreme Court…

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