Twenty-five states with Democratic leadership have filed a lawsuit against former President Donald Trump, challenging the tariffs he imposed on goods from sixty countries. The lawsuit argues that these tariffs—set at 10% and 12.5%—were implemented specifically as a workaround after the Supreme Court rejected previous tariff attempts. The states contend that Trump abused his presidential authority when enacting the tariffs, exceeding the scope of his constitutional powers. They allege the tariffs harmed their economies and consumers by raising import costs and disrupting trade. The legal action seeks to invalidate the tariffs and prevent their continued enforcement. This represents a significant challenge to Trump’s trade policies even after leaving office, marking another instance of legal battles surrounding his presidency.