Trump to roll out broad forced-labor tariffs after Supreme Court setback

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The Trump administration plans permanent new tariffs tied to forced-labor concerns, potentially covering about 60 countries, to replace temporary measures invalidated by the Supreme Court. Using Section 301 and other authorities, the move expands the president’s tariff toolkit to boost domestic manufacturing, though critics warn it could fuel inflation and disrupt markets as investigations into overcapacity proceed.
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