US Court Halts Trump's Tariffs; Order Issued to Remove Them by October 14. Trump Reacts Angrily, Stating it Weakens America and Hints at Supreme Court Appeal.
Trump Tariff: US President Donald Trump's tariff plan is once again in the spotlight. A US court has ordered a halt to the tariffs imposed by him. The court has stated that these tariffs must be removed by October 14. This decision comes at a time when Trump is actively working on economic reforms under his 'Make America Great Again' (MAGA) policy.
Trump's Anger Erupts on Social Media
Following the court's decision, Donald Trump's anger reached new heights. He took to his social media platform, Truth Social, to share posts directly attacking the judges. Trump alleged that these judges are associated with radical left-wing groups aiming to harm the American economy.
Trump wrote that this decision is dangerous for the country and will economically devastate America. He stated that removing the tariffs means returning billions of dollars to the US treasury, which will weaken the nation's economy.
Warning of Devastation from Tariff Removal
Trump warned that if the tariffs are removed, America will not have the funds to strengthen its military and infrastructure. He said that significant revenue has been generated for the national treasury through these tariffs, and this money is being used for America's security and development plans.
Trump believes that tariffs have not only protected American industries but also pressured foreign companies to invest in the US. He argues that this ruling will benefit foreign powers and put the jobs of American workers at risk.
Court's Reasoning
The US court's reasoning is that some of the tariffs imposed by Trump are against international trade rules. The court has given the Trump administration until October 14 to remove these tariffs. Legal experts believe that Trump may now appeal this decision to the Supreme Court. If the Supreme Court upholds the same verdict, Trump may have to make significant changes to his economic policy.
India Also Faces Increased Tariff Burden
Donald Trump had also announced a 25 percent additional tariff on India, increasing the total tariff burden on India to 50 percent. This tariff came into effect from August 27. The Indian government has expressed concern over this, as it could impact Indian exports and trade relations.
If the tariffs are removed, American industries could face stiff competition. Imported goods would become cheaper in America, potentially reducing sales for local industries.
Trump's Make America Great Again Plan and Challenges
Trump began working on the 'Make America Great Again' slogan immediately after taking office in January 2025. Under this plan, he imposed tariffs on many countries to benefit American companies and increase domestic jobs.
