<h1>Government asks expedited review to reverse appeals ruling limiting presidential tariffs under International Emergency Economic Powers Act, 50 U.S.C. § 1701</h1> The administration asked the Supreme Court to expedite review and reverse an appeals court ruling that found most presidential tariffs unlawful under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, seeking arguments in early November. The appeals court left the levies in place but held the emergency statute does not authorize sweeping import taxes, while litigants and lower courts have sided with businesses challenging the tariffs. The government argues a reversal is needed to avoid disrupting ongoing negotiations and potential Treasury refunds; challengers stress harm to small businesses and market uncertainty from the tariff program.