California was the first state to sue Trump management for customs duties – Cyprus Newspaper
California Governor Gavin Newsom announced that US President Donald Trump will initiate a legal process against the tariffs of customs for the countries including China, Canada and Mexico.
Governor Newsom’s office made a statement on the legal process to be initiated at the North California Regional Court of Trump’s customs tariffs.
The statement said that the use of the International Law of International Emergency Economic Forces (IEPA), which gives the president the authority to freeze and block financial transactions against external threats while implementing these tariffs, is contrary to the laws and therefore will be initiated legal process.
Congress approval for these tariffs to be implemented in the statement said, within the scope of the case for the suspension of tariffs from the court will be requested for emergency measures said.
In a statement on the issue, Newsom said that tariffs cannot be evaluated within the scope of IEEPA, while Trump’s tariffs “have a destructive effect on the economy of families, businesses and states in California.
California is the largest economy among the US states.
Legal process against Trump’s tariffs
The Florida -based Simplified enterprise, which previously imports and exporting from China, claimed that Trump used to implement customs duties for Chinese -origin products (IEEPA), exceeding the president’s authority limits.
The petition requested that Trump’s tariffs to China be accepted as “illegal ve and stop its implementation.
IEEPA’s almost 50 -year history of any president did not use this law to put customs duties in the petition, the law text of customs duties were not mentioned in the text of the law and the law was given a statement that the authority was given the authority to apply tax.
