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Trump is determined to pursue his trade war – and he may be difficult to stop
Trump is determined to pursue his trade war by imposing tariffs on exports to the United States, using legal tools like the Smoot-Hawley statute. The Supreme Court recently invalidated previous tariffs based on the International Economic Emergency Powers Act, prompting Trump to seek new justifications.
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