US President Donald Trump and the first Lady Melania Trump are welcomed by the governor of California Gavin Newson after arriving at the international airport in Los Angeles in Los Angeles, California, January 24, 2025 to visit the region devastated by Palisades and Eaton Fires.
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California On Wednesday, he is to sue the president Donald Trump stop your sweep tariff regime, arguing that he is implementing his protectionist trade Agenda illegally.
The upcoming federal lawsuit will make California the first state that will question the Trump's administration in relation to its extensive tariff plans, which raised historical market variability And they shred America's relations with allies and trading partners.
“Donald Trump has no authorization to unilaterally impose our lives of our lives with destructive tariffs,” Gavin Gavin Gavin Newsom Gavin Newsom wrote on x. “We take him to court.”
The claim will argue that the use of the International Act on economic rights by Trump – which he Recently appointed The imposition of his so-called tariff mutual plan is “unlawful and unprecedented”, the news office said NBC News.
The situation is “immediate and irreversible damage to California, the largest economy, production and agriculture in the country,” said the office.
A lawsuit, which was filed in the American District Court in North California, will strive to recognize Trump's tariffs.
General's News and California award will organize a press conference at 13:30 ET, announcing a suit.
“The chaotic and accidental implementation of the president's tariffs is not only deeply disturbing, but is illegal,” said Bont in a statement for NBC.
“As the fifth largest economy in the world, California understands that global trade policy is not only a game,” Bonta said.
“Californians are preparing for rainfall from the impact of the president's election – from farmers in the central valley, to small companies in Sacramento and worried families at the kitchen table.”
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