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>>National Security Tariffs: Trump’s Aggressive Plan Takes Shape Following Supreme Court Win

National Security Tariffs: Trump’s Aggressive Plan Takes Shape Following Supreme Court Win

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Expanded Trade Authority

The Supreme Court’s 6‑3 ruling affirmed the president’s broad discretion to invoke national‑security grounds under Section 232. It removed prior congressional oversight and procedural barriers, granting near‑unilateral power to adjust imports. This marks the most significant expansion of presidential trade authority since the 1970s.

Proposed Tariff Scope

Trump’s team is drafting tariffs that could cover semiconductors, rare‑earth minerals, pharmaceutical ingredients, renewable‑energy components, AI technologies, and possibly automotive parts. Scenarios range from a limited three‑sector package ($180‑220 billion) to a comprehensive 10‑plus sector plan ($600‑750 billion). Each tier carries escalating price and employment impacts.

Economic and Global Impact

Analysts project consumer‑price increases of 0.3‑2.5% and job creation of 85 000‑450 000, while markets fell after the first reports. The EU, China, Japan and South Korea have warned of retaliation and seek exemptions. Historical patterns suggest bilateral trade could shrink 15‑25% within two years.

Implementation and Legal Outlook

The administration would likely open a 60‑90‑day comment period, apply phased rates, and grant exemptions to allied nations. Legal experts expect challenges on “patently unreasonable” grounds, though the threshold remains undefined. Congressional reform appears unlikely before 2026.