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# Court Ruling Shakes the Foundation of Trump's Trade Gambit The U.S. Court of International Trade has issued a permanent injunction that declares President Trump’s 10 % universal surcharge on imported goods unlawful. The decision, grounded in a rare invocation of Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974, blocks the administration’s latest tariff maneuver while allowing duties to remain collected pending an appeal. The ruling marks a decisive legal blow to a cornerstone of the former president’s trade strategy. ### Key Takeaways - The Court of International Trade permanently enjoined the 10 % universal tariff, finding it illegal. - The injunction is based on Section 122 of the 1974 Trade Act, a provision seldom employed in modern trade disputes. - Despite the ruling, the Treasury will continue collecting the duties while the administration pursues an appeal. - The decision undermines a central element of former President Trump’s “America First” trade agenda. - Legal experts anticipate broader ramifications for future tariff implementations and executive authority in trade policy. - The case highlights the judiciary’s willingness to scrutinize unconventional trade measures. [Read Full Article](https://news.ababil360.com/court-blocks-trump-10-universal-tariffs-legal-blow-to-trade-strategy/) #TrumpTariffs #InternationalTrade #TradeCourt #Section122 #USTradePolicy #TariffLitigation #TradeLaw #EconomicImpact #PolicyDebate #newsababil360