Trump's Tariff Plans Face Scrutiny Amid Economic Concerns

President-elect Donald Trump's proposal to impose sweeping tariffs on all imported goods, including a 60% tariff on Chinese products, is expected to face legal challenges and congressional pushback. While Trump claims he can unilaterally impose these tariffs, legal experts argue that Congress holds the constitutional power to enact tariffs, though it has delegated some authority to the president for national security and emergency purposes. The Supreme Court, with its conservative majority, may scrutinize Trump's use of executive power, especially under the 'major questions' and 'nondelegation' doctrines. Businesses and industry groups are preparing to challenge the tariffs legally and lobby Congress to limit presidential tariff powers.