Plenty of people have been caught up in President Trump's emergency declarations.

The most high profile are undocumented immigrants.

But there's also Victor Owen Schwartz, who imports wine.

Georgina Terry, who sells bikes for independent women.

Why pay me to fix a flat tire when you can figure it out on your own?

David Levi, who makes

kicky little musical toys like a banana keyboard, and Dan Pastori, who sells fishing gear. This

week, they're all in court suing President Trump because his tariffs hurt their businesses.

Trump says he can unilaterally levy tariffs because he has declared an emergency.

The court is going to decide whether that's legal.

It is possibly the biggest self-inflicted economic blow that the United States has done to itself in my lifetime.

And the courts could just make that all go away.

So, you know, that's exciting.

That's ahead on Today Explained.

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