New York: The consistency of judicial rulings against Trump tariffs offers a lesson for the US' trading partners: don't panic when a new tariff is announced. Chances are that a US court will question or strike it down. Nor should countries rush into trade deals to pre-empt tariff threats. Instead, they should challenge the legality of measures and cultivate informal ties with American corporations, civil rights groups, consumer organisations and the legal community, encouraging, where possible, domestic legal challenges in US courts.
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