Jeff Jackson joins second lawsuit challenging federal tariffs

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North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson has joined a multi-state lawsuit challenging the legality of federal tariffs on imports.

Summary

North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson has joined a second lawsuit aimed at challenging federal tariffs imposed on imports from 80 different countries. Jackson contends that these permanent tariffs exceed the administration's legal authority and could impose a significant financial burden on North Carolina households, potentially increasing annual costs by approximately $1,100 per household.

In addition to the impact on consumers, Jackson warned that the tariffs could lead to reduced profits and potential layoffs for businesses. The legal action is a broad coalition, including attorneys general from 22 other states as well as the governors of Kentucky and Pennsylvania.

(Source:Wfae 90.7)

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