A federal appeals court ruled on Thursday that the 10 percent global tariff imposed by President Donald Trump can remain in place for the time being. The court decided that the tariff is likely legal, allowing the U.S. government to continue collecting the levies while legal challenges proceed through the judicial system.
The tariffs in question were imposed by the Trump administration in February. The court's ruling ensures that the collection of these worldwide tariffs will not be halted until the court delivers its final word on the matter.
According to reports from The Hill, the Washington Examiner, the Washington Times, and NDTV, the ruling serves as a temporary measure. The legal challenges against the trade levies are continuing to work their way through the courts.
The U.S. government will maintain its ability to collect the 10 percent tariffs as the judicial process determines the ultimate legality of the policy.
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