Donald Trump’s new tariff plans risk getting bogged down in protracted legal challenges as the president relies on obscure laws to wage his trade war after the top court in the US ruled many of his previous duties illegal.
The Supreme Court struck a blow to Trump’s signature economic policy last month when it ruled the president could not use emergency powers to hit countries with big duties.
The Trump administration immediately reimposed tariffs of 10 per cent on US trading partners by invoking a different piece of legislation, Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974.
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