Struck down sweeping global tariffs, tied to a plan discussed with a professor at George Washington University Law School, contingent on Republican control of Congress.
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Updated Sep 12
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Struck down sweeping global tariffs, tied to a plan discussed with a professor at George Washington University Law School, contingent on Republican control of Congress.
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George Washington University Law School
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Indian National Congress
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