<h1>Presidential Tariffs Challenged: States Argue Executive Overreach on Emergency Economic Powers Under International Emergency Economic Powers Act</h1> Twelve states challenged presidential tariffs, arguing the executive exceeded legal authority by invoking emergency economic powers. They contend trade deficits do not constitute an 'unusual and extraordinary threat' under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. The legal challenge was heard by a federal trade court panel, with potential appeals possible to higher courts. The states assert the tariffs were implemented without proper legal justification, potentially disrupting international trade policy.