25 États démocrates contestent en justice la dernière salve de tarifs de Trump
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About twenty-five US states, mostly led by Democrats, are suing President Trump over his new tariffs. These tariffs add extra costs to imported goods. The states argue Trump is overstepping his authority and that these tariffs hurt families and businesses. One outlet reports the government claims the tariffs are due to concerns about forced labor in supply chains. This is the third time states have sued over similar tariffs. The courts will now decide the legality of these new trade measures.
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Jargon, Translated
- tariffs
- Taxes imposed by a government on imported goods or services.
- States
- The individual political units that make up the United States of America.
- Attorney General
- The chief legal officer of a state or country, responsible for enforcing laws.
- CIT
- Acronym for the US Court of International Trade, a federal court that hears certain trade-related cases.
- Union européenne
- A political and economic union of 27 European countries.
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- 25 US states are contesting new tariffs imposed by Donald Trump.Reported by: Radio-Canada, Le Devoir, TVA Nouvelles
- The tariffs in question are new surtaxes of 10% or 12.5% depending on the country.Reported by: Radio-Canada, Le Devoir
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- The tariffs went into effect on July 24th.Source: Le Devoir
- The US government justifies the tariffs by the inability of some countries and the EU to eliminate forced labor products.Source: Le Devoir
- California's Attorney General stated these tariffs increase the cost of living and represent a misuse of power.Source: Radio-Canada
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