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The Supreme Court struck down President Trump's signature tariff policy in a six to three

vote on Friday.

The White House has cited a 1977 emergency act for its power to impose sweeping tariffs,

but SCOTUS ruled that the law, quote, falls short of granting a president unilateral

authority over tariffs, a power that Constitution gives to, quote, Congress alone.

The ruling removes the blanket 10% tariff Trump levied last April,

though duties enacted under other laws, like those on aluminum and steel, remain in effect.

It's unclear if, when, or how, the around $135 billion of improperly collected tariffs will be refunded.

Expect more legal battles.

President Trump called the ruling, quote, deeply disappointing, and said he was ashamed of some justices.

He quickly announced a blanket 15% import tax under

a separate trade act, which allows temporary tariffs up to 150 days.

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