Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump · ¶445

So it is here: Presidents “have long been granted substantial discretion over tariffs.” Id., at 1759, n. 90. This Court has never before applied the major questions doctrine to a statute authorizing the President to take action with respect to foreign affairs in general or tariffs in particular. And it should not do so today.

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