U.S. launches new tariff, replacing what Supreme Court struck down

The Trump administration introduced a new global tariff regime to replace a temporary 10% tariff that was set to expire. This move comes after the Supreme Court struck down the previous tariff, which was aimed at penalizing countries accused of forced labor practices. The new tariffs focus on addressing human rights violations and aim to continue the pressure on countries like China. This shift underscores the ongoing U.S. commitment to using trade policy as a tool for enforcing labor rights and human rights globally.