California Appeals Court Ruling on Trump Administration's Tariff Policy Unlawful

On June 5th. Local time on June 2nd, California Attorney General Xavier Becerra announced that he has filed an appeal regarding the most recent ruling by the Federal Court in the Northern District of California in California's lawsuit against the Trump administration's tariff policy. Previously, on April 16th, on behalf of the state government and Governor Gavin Newsom, California filed a lawsuit in the Federal Court in the Northern District of California, accusing the federal government of illegally implementing a so-called "tariffs in retaliation" policy under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act and claiming that this action had harmed the interests of states, consumers, and businesses. California was also the first state to sue the Trump administration over tariffs. On the 2nd, the Federal Court in the Northern District of California rejected California's government's lawsuit. Becerra then issued a statement saying that the California government plans to immediately appeal to the U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco. The California government's move is intended to use the ruling of the appeals court to establish the jurisdiction of the Federal Court in the Northern District of California over this lawsuit. (Kryptonian)