Trump’s tariff options diminish ahead of CUSMA review

President Donald Trump has reimposed tariffs after the Supreme Court halted his previous actions under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. Following this decision, Trump announced a global tariff of 10 percent, later increasing it to 15 percent despite legal complexities. The new tariffs, enacted under Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974, may face legal challenges, especially from countries like Canada, as the administration prepares for upcoming trade discussions.

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