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REVIEW OF TRUMP REGULATIONS BY THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT

A large number of Trump administration regulations have since been reviewed by the US judiciary and either partially upheld or partially overturned as unlawful. Now that the majority of the import tariffs imposed by Trump have also been declared inadmissible on appeal due to a lack of legal basis (albeit currently still with suspensive effect), the question now is how the US Supreme Court will rule. It remains exciting.

TARIFFS AND TAX PLANS UNDER FIRE – US CASE LAW PUTS THE BRAKES ON TRUMP

The customs duties mandated by presidential decrees are now more frequently encountering resistance from the courts. Tariff decrees (as well as fiscal and social policy decrees) are being declared unconstitutional. Some prominent Republican politicians publicly oppose the administration’s plans to further increase the national debt. There is therefore a question mark over the adoption of the tax laws introduced by Trump (“One big beautiful bill”). Will it come to a constitutional showdown?

TRUMP VS JUSTICE – ESCALATION IN THE SEPARATION OF POWERS

The Trump government’s skirmishes with the American judiciary are becoming more frequent. Temporary injunctions are being ignored, Musk’s DOGE squad is undermining court orders, Trump is threatening to dismiss disagreeable judges, the chairman of the US Supreme Court is reprimanding the White House in no uncertain terms – a constitutional clash is brewing between the executive and judicial branches. What happens next…?

TARIFFS UNDER PRESSURE – US JUDICIARY EXAMINES LAWSUITS AND EXEMPTIONS

What role will the US judiciary play in lawsuits against the tariffs? Will individual industries be exempted from the sanctions? US government circles report that there are 3 motives for tariffs, (i) to offset “unfair” trade policies, (ii) to achieve political goals and (iii) to replenish the treasury – take a deep breath
and wait.