The recent rulings by the U.S. Court of International Trade (CIT) and the D.C. District Court have cast serious doubt on the use of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) to impose tariffs—labeling them unlawful and issuing nationwide injunctions. While the Administration has secured temporary stays as the appeals process moves forward, these decisions could have sweeping implications for global trade and businesses that rely on cross-border commerce.
 
Join CTA for a timely conversation with experts from CATO and Akin as we unpack what these rulings mean, what’s likely to happen next, and how companies can prepare.
 
Whether you’re navigating trade compliance, government affairs, or broader global strategy, this session will break down the legal and policy ramifications shaping the next phase of U.S. tariff enforcement.

Moderator:

• Ed Brzytwa, Vice President of International Trade, CTA

Discussion Guide(s):

• Clark Packard, Research Fellow, CATO Institute
• Sarah Kirwin, Counsel, Akin