Trump warns judges who would try to invalidate his customs duties

Donald Trump fears a judicial decision that would invalidate the customs duties he implemented. Therefore, threatens a recession worthy of the great depression of 1929.

Fearful, but threatening. Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump fears this Friday to see part of his customs duties disabled by a court decision. Consequently, saying that the United States would not get up.

“If an extreme left court makes a decision against us at this stage (…) it would be impossible to rely. In addition, or to reimburse these enormous amounts and restore our honor,” said Donald Trump on his social social network.

He refers to the dozens of billions of additional dollars which have been collected since his return to the White House. corresponding to the new customs duties he has set up on most of the products entering the United States.

Some of these surcharges were considered illegal by trump warns judges who would trial judges. according to which a president does not have the power to impose indifferent customs taxes. An appeal trial is underway.

Backward – Trump warns judges who would

Donald Trump seems to fear a legal setback. believing that this possibility would bring the United States back in 1929: “It would be 1929 again, a great depression,” he wrote in his message as often written in capital letters.

“It is impossible for America to recover from such a legal tragedy. but I know our judicial system better than anyone, no one in history has crossed the tests, the tribulations and the uncertainties that I have known, and absolutely terrible things, but also incredibly beautiful, can happen,” he writes.

Customs duties applied by the United States are now on average at 20.1%. according to the calculation updated on Friday of the WTO and the IMF, their highest level since the early 1910s, except for a few weeks trump warns judges who would in 2025.

This theoretical rate was only 2.4% during the inauguration of Donald Trump on January 20, 2025.

Since then, the Head of State has set up, in several waves, new surcharge on products entering the United States. These range from 10 to 50% depending on situations. countries, not to mention customs duties that are in particular sectors (automobile, steel, aluminum, copper).

Donald Trump threatens to impose others on behalf of the protection of national industry (on pharmaceutical. semiconductors, in particular) or to reprimand countries for political reasons.