California will sue the Federal Government on Wednesday, April 16, on Donald Trump’s rates on the other hand, claiming that the president of the United States has no right to promulgate Damag policies. As the richest state in the Union, and one of the largest importers and exhibitors in the country, California seems to assume the worst part of the forecasts of economic damage waiting for recent turns.
Democratic governor Gavin Newsom, an enemy of Trump for a long time and is expected to consider a 2028 presidential offer to announce a lawsuit against the Republican administration, said a statement. Legal action will argue that the International Law on Emergency Economic Powers, which Trump has used to impose tariffs such as Axy High, does not grant him the authority to impose tariffs on the goods that came in the United States.
“President Trump’s illegal rates are causing chaos in families, companies and our California economy, which increases prices and threatening jobs,” said Newsom in a statement. “We are defending US families who cannot afford to let chaos continue.”
The case is the last of more than the demands of boxes that California has filed against the Trump administration. But it is the first in which the news is a bar a prominent role. The governor has spent much of the last three months to avoid open conflicts with Trump. After the fires that extended through Los Angeles in January, he is out of his way to welcome Trump and impress how much the state needed it.
But Trump’s movements to hinder international trade could have a devastating effect on a hyperexposed economy to the outside world, with large volumes of trade that pass through their ports and millions of foreigners who visit each year.
The Newsom office says that California, which would be the fifth largest economy in the world if it were independent, could lose billions of dollars in income if Trump’s tariff policies reduce international trade, especially China, Mexica.
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