The Trump administration has begun a new phase of trade enforcement efforts aimed at establishing longer-lasting import taxes after the Supreme Court ruled that its use of emergency powers to impose broad tariffs went beyond legal authority.
The push comes as global trade tensions remain elevated, including from ongoing economic friction between the U.S. and China and broader supply chain disruptions linked to conflicts such as the war in Ukraine and conflict in Middle East, which has already reshaped energy and commodity flows across Europe and beyond, Associated Press reported.
