最新报道:According to a July 31 report from the Wall Street Journal, citing Jinshi Data, since the start of his second term, US President Trump has declared in dozens of presidential documents that the United States faces emergencies requiring him to take extraordinary action that bypasses normal government procedures. This strategy provides him with a path for unilateral action, rather than the uncertain route of legislation through Congress. However, these actions have sparked numerous lawsuits. On Thursday, Trump's use of tariffs to address a range of business, political, and diplomatic issues he has labeled emergencies will be heard in a federal appeals court in Washington. The case is expected to ultimately reach the Supreme Court; legal experts suggest that if Trump wins, he may seek broad unilateral authority to regulate the economy. Samuel Bray, a law professor at the University of Chicago, stated that while nearly all presidents have actively used executive power, Trump "has gone further than others in declaring emergencies."