A second federal judge has ruled that President Trump’s tariffs are unconstitutional, issuing an injunction on Chinese tariffs related to these companies. 

Thankfully the judge didn’t issue a nationwide injunction, but narrowed his ruling to only the two companies who sued.

He also stayed his ruling for two weeks to give the Trump administration time to appeal.

A second federal judge has ruled that President Trump's tariffs are unconstitutional, issuing an injunction on Chinese tariffs related to these companies. Thankfully the judge didn't issue a nationwide injunction, but narrowed…{ai:summary}<p>A federal judge has ruled President Trump's tariffs unconstitutional, issuing an injunction specifically for two companies that sued. The ruling does not apply nationwide but could set a precedent for other litigants. The Trump administration has two weeks to appeal the decision.</p><p>This ruling follows a separate injunction from federal trade court judges, indicating ongoing legal challenges to the tariffs. Judge Contreras, who issued this ruling, was appointed by President Obama. #politics</p>

BREAKING: Second judge rules Trump’s tariffs are unconstitutional – The Right Scoop

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