Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump · ¶353

Those many statutes defnitively establish that Congress, since near the Founding, has delegated to the President broad power to impose tariffs on foreign imports. See also ante, at 325–327 (Thomas, J., dissenting). So it would hardly have been unusual or surprising for Congress to have granted tariff power to the President during wartime and peacetime national emergencies, as it did in TWEA and IEEPA.

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