Golden Finance reported that the US Department of Justice took action on Monday (June 10th) and filed a request with the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, hoping to extend the moratorium on the invalidation of the tariff judgment made by the lower court on May 28th.
The US government made it clear that this ruling has undermined the president’s ability to implement foreign policy. At present, the Federal Circuit court has the authority to rule at any time whether to suspend the order during the subsequent appeal process, and the entire appeal process is expected to last for several months. The US government also disclosed that if the appellate court lifts the current suspension measures, they will further file a lawsuit with the US Supreme Court.
Previously, both the United States Court of International Trade (CIT) and the United States District Court for the District of Columbia (USDC-DC) ruled that the US President’s formulation of tariff measures under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) was an act beyond his authority. However, tariffs imposed due to investigations such as Section 232 and Section 301 have not been directly affected by this court ruling for the time being. However, the Department of Justice’s request to extend the moratorium undoubtedly demonstrates the government’s high regard for judicial decisions related to tariff policies. How the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals and even the Supreme Court will rule in the future has drawn widespread attention from all sectors. This series of judicial developments will also have a profound impact on the future direction of the United States’ trade policies.
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