President Donald Trump’s imposed tariffs on foreign nations have been ruled unlawful by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit. The court ruled he went too far by declaring national emergencies to justify the duties, CBS News reported Sept. 1.  Here are six things to know: 

The 7-4 decision, rendered Aug. 29, largely sided with a decision made in May by a federal trade court in New York. However, the appeals court decision got rid of a part of the previous ruling that struck down tariffs immediately, allowing time for the Trump administration to appeal to the Supreme Court.

The appeals court decision is centered on the tariffs President Trump imposed April 2, when he applied a 10% baseline tariff on all foreign imports along with a 50% additional tariff on certain trading p

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