California Gavin Governor Newsom said on Wednesday that his state would submit a lawsuit questioning the authority of the US President Donald Trump to impose a wide tariff, which began a global trade war.
The claim will argue that Trump's use of the International Act on emergency economic rights to impose tariffs on Mexico, Canada and China, i.e. a 10 % tariff for all imports, is unlawful. The Act allows the president to freeze and block transactions in response to foreign threats.
Trump proposed many justifications to increase tariffs, in that they are aimed at stimulating US production and stop the flow of illegal fentanyl to the country.
California's movement occurs rapidly changing plans of the Trump administration tariff. This is the first country that has taken legal proceedings in the case of tariffs, which were previously legally questioned in a lawsuit submitted by legal companies representing company owners and organizations of civil liberties.
News tariffs say to the news As a result, it caused inflated costs and billions of dollars of damage in California, which has the largest economy among the US countries and is a huge exporter.
“The illegal tariffs of President Trump are chaos on the families of California, the company and our economy – increasing prices and dangerous jobs,” he said in a statement. “We are fighting American families who cannot afford to continue chaos.”
As in the case of democratic legislators at Capitol Hill, California argues that the tariffs were required to approval the congress. Democrats joined the Senate. Symbolic vote for the reconstruction of Trump over the tariffs At the beginning of this month, Trump's loyalists run the House of Representatives, making a similar voice there.
Trade with Canada affected
He plans to discuss news to the news with the prosecutor general California Rob Bont later on Wednesday in the central valley rich in the farm. California is an agricultural power, with many nuts, fruits and vegetables that the state grows for other countries.
The state will ask the court to immediately block the tariffs.
Answering the question of CBC News, the press secretary of the White House said that US President Donald Trump still thinks that Canada should become 51., But it can be “flexibility” when it comes to the tariffs for the Canadian car sector.
The announcement on Wednesday comes a few days after the news asked the countries to release the export of the state from tariffs and retaliation, stating: “California is not Washington”, no offers have been announced yet.
California, which boasts its economy in terms of gross domestic product, is only smaller than a handful of countries, borders with Mexico, and also enjoys significant trade relations with Canada. Trump expressed complaints about the updated three -sided trade agreement, which he signed in 2019 with Mexico and Canada.
The Consulate General of Canada estimates that each year $ 53 billion Between Canada and CaliforniaAnd that almost 2,000 Canadian companies operate in the state, with about 90,000 employees.
California currently exports about $ 2 billion in goods and services to Canada than imports, says the consulate, but tense relations as a result of tariff threats from Washington saw as a result of California winemakers and alcohol suppliers as a result, with products wiped from the shelves of alcohol stores in several provinces.
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The News also nodded to the Canadians to Golden State as part of the newly launched tourist campaign.
“Our integration values, love for natural beauty and passion for innovation tie us and we are waiting for a return with the same spirit of the community that you always showed us,” he tells the news in the advertisement.
Border data from the USA shows that almost 900,000 fewer people traveled from Canada to the USA in March, a traditionally busy month for cross -border travel. The drop forced the governor of California to lobby, so that Canadians would return to their state.
California estimates that Canadians are the second largest international expenditure for their tourist economy, and news to the news that two million Canadians visited last year. But civil tourism officials claim that Canadians' visits fell by 12 percent in February compared to the same month of last year.
In the country, action in California means resumption of tension between the state and the Trump administration. Conflicts from the first Trump administration were created Car emissions and the environment, reproductive rights and access to abortion and prevention of fire and causes.