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US media: US Secretary of State said Trump would not attend the G20 summit in South Africa; Trump accuses top aides of Biden of stealing presidential power through auto-signature pens
APPI would like to put forward a different idea from a purely academic and purely logical point of view. First of all, if you interpret it purely from the level of legal provisions, in fact, the results are self-evident. Trump has imposed tariffs on countries around the world, citing the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA). And the biggest loophole or contradiction in this, I believe you have already understood. That's the core purpose of the IEEPA is to deal with "anomalous and extraordinary threats from abroad."
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