Anyone else getting tariff whiplash?
On Wednesday, May 28, the U.S. Court of International Trade struck
down several of the Trump administration's broad tariffs,
holding that the IEEPA doesn't authorize sweeping economic
measures or tariffs that don't directly address a national
emergency.
Within 24 hours, that decision was put on hold after the U.S. Court
of Appeals temporarily stayed that ruling, and reinstated the
tariffs while the government's appeal moves forward. Laura
Baucus joins Tina Toma to break down this dynamic policy landscape
and help automakers and suppliers plan for what's next.
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