Trump urges Supreme Court to uphold broad tariffs in key legal challenge

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President Trump has requested the Supreme Court to expedite its review of an appeal against a lower court ruling that found most of his tariffs illegal, citing potential economic disruption and national security concerns. The case challenges the president's authority to impose tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, with the appeals court ruling that tariff power is a congressional prerogative. Trump aims for a decision by early November to avoid prolonged economic impact, but the Supreme Court typically takes longer.
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