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The trade court ruling against President Trump’s Section 122 tariffs is a victory for the rule of law—but the tariff saga continues, explains Cato’s @AlfredCObregon.

The trade court ruling against President Trump’s Section 122 tariffs is a victory for the rule of law—but the tariff saga continues, explains Cato’s @AlfredCObregon.

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President Trump’s “Great Healthcare Plan” includes several great proposals that greater simplicity could make even better, says Cato Institute Director of Health Policy Studies Michael F. Cannon.

President Trump’s “Great Healthcare Plan” includes several great proposals that greater simplicity could make even better, says Cato Institute Director of Health Policy Studies Michael F. Cannon.

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Tariffs are increasing prices are dragging American manufacturing: Cato Institute's Scott Lincicome

Tariffs are increasing prices are dragging American manufacturing: Cato Institute's Scott Lincicome

Want To Reduce The Debt And Lower The Crime Rate? Bring In Even More Immigrants.

Want To Reduce The Debt And Lower The Crime Rate? Bring In Even More Immigrants.

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Congress, the Balance of Payments, and Tariff Reform

Congress, the Balance of Payments, and Tariff Reform

CATO Institute says Pres. Trump's reciprocal tariffs don't mirror foreign trade barriers

CATO Institute says Pres. Trump's reciprocal tariffs don't mirror foreign trade barriers

What's next for tariffs? Refunds, prices and trade deals

What's next for tariffs? Refunds, prices and trade deals

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Thanks to the Trump #tariffs, #farmers lost $27 billion in 2018. We should embrace #freetrade instead of protectionist policies. Learn more from #CatoTrade: https://www.cato.org/policy-analysis/updated-case-free-trade# | The Cato Institute

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Study finds Trump administration cut legal immigration far more than illegal crossings

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Why is this small business CEO suing to stop the Trump administration’s tariffs? “We’re going to stand up for ourselves and our rights, and we’re going to insist that this question be litigated and resolved.” Watch his story: https://www.cato.org/blog/i-sat-down-small-business-owner-understand-how-trumps-tariffs-are-destroying-business-why-hes | The Cato Institute

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Trump's tariff pivot after SCOTUS ruling

President Trump claims foreign countries pay the tariffs—but 95% of the cost falls on Americans. Don’t be fooled: tariffs are taxes on YOU💸 Scott Lincicome explained on the Firing Line with Margaret Hoover. Watch it here: https://www.cato.org/multimedia/media-highlights-tv/scott-lincicome-featured-debate-trump-administrations-tariffs-pbs | The Cato Institute

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Tariffs can harm US companies in three ways: the direct costs of the tariffs themselves, retaliation by foreign governments and consumers, and the reputational damage to distinctively “American” brands. At a recent Cato event, Senator Rand Paul, Senator Tim Kaine, and Scott Lincicome discussed. Watch the full event: https://www.cato.org/events/effects-tariffs | The Cato Institute

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Cato Institute Discussion on Executive Orders and the Incoming Trump Administration

Cato Institute official on Medicaid changes in Trump's new tax law

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Tariffs aren't just numbers—they're real costs for real businesses. Scott Lincicome interviews business owner Rick Woldenberg to discuss how Trump's tariffs still hit American companies hard. Listen to Rick's story: https://www.cato.org/blog/forthcoming-cato-interview-demonstrates-harms-president-trumps-china-tariffs-even-he-ends | The Cato Institute

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The Trump administration's feckless mass deportation policy consists of three pillars👇 | The Cato Institute

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President Trump just scrapped the biggest AI export rule you’ve probably never heard of: the Diffusion Rule. But the next regulation could be even worse. Instead of blocking AI exports, we should be promoting US tech worldwide. https://www.cato.org/public-comments/public-comment-re-bureau-industry-security-framework-artificial-intelligence | The Cato Institute

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Cato Institute official pushes back after Trump touts its immigration data

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Breaking down federal court rulings on Trump tariffs

Can a President declare an emergency and impose whatever tariffs he wants? Cato's answer: Absolutely not. We filed an amicus brief arguing that presidents can't abuse emergency powers to bypass Congress on trade policy. The Federal Circuit hears oral arguments in V.O.S. Selections v. Trump tomorrow: https://www.cato.org/legal-briefs/vos-selections-inc-v-trump | The Cato Institute

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FACT CHECK: The Trump administration released more convicted criminals into the US than President Biden, according to new government data obtained by the Cato Institute. David Bier discusses the numbers in the Washington Post. Read here: https://www.cato.org/commentary/trumps-immigration-policies-made-america-less-safe-heres-data | The Cato Institute

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President-elect Trump will bring big changes to foreign policy but we're still unsure what that will look like... | The Cato Institute

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Could Trump impose more tariffs without congressional approval?

Will Trump's tariffs lead to more revenue to cover tax cuts?

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Trump Expands Trade War With Global Tariffs On “Worst Offenders”

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Cato Institute's Michael Tanner: Clinton, Trump Both Oppose Trade, Support Heavy Government Regulation

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The latest US job figures came in much weaker than expected. How much of it can be tied to President Trump’s tariffs? As Scott Lincicome explains, the new import taxes and related uncertainty surely deserve some of the blame 👇 | The Cato Institute

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The reality of Trump’s tariffs: Expert says consumers will be left out in the cold on tariff refunds

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