'We are working': Trump's new tariffs on Brazil generate reactions Two small companies in the United States filed a lawsuit this Friday (24) to contest the new round of tariffs announced by President Donald Trump on products from 60 trading partners. According to them, as with most tariffs previously imposed by the president, the new policy exceeds the Executive's legal authority to tax imports. The lawsuit was filed with the United States Court of International Trade in New York and argues that the new tariffs would require more detailed and country-specific conclusions about the existence of forced labor in order to have legal support. Young man makes faces behind Trump White House / Disclosure The two companies, represented by a non-profit legal organization that has already won in lawsuits against previous rounds of tariffs, claim that Trump is trying to reinstate tariff measures that were already considered illegal by the United States Supreme Court.