Even With The Court Declaring The Tariff Increase Illegal, The Process May Take Up To 1.5 Years In The Supreme Court, Which Does Not Alleviate Brazil's Situation

Even With The Court Declaring The Tariff Increase Illegal, The Process May Take Up To 1.5 Years In The Supreme Court, Which Does Not Alleviate Brazil’s Situation

Written by Carla Teles

Published on 31/08/2025 at 16:00

Entenda por que uma decisão judicial nos EUA não anula o “tarifaço ilegal” de Trump. Saiba os planos da comitiva brasileira em Washington contra taxas de 50%.

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Business Leaders’ Mission Arrives in Washington to Challenge Tariffs Reaching 50%, Even After U.S. Court Rules Part of Trump’s Tariffs Illegal. Understand the Strategy.

A decision from the U.S. Court of Appeals deemed most of Donald Trump’s tariffs illegal, but why does this not change the plans of the Brazilian delegation? A group of organizations and business leaders is set to travel this Sunday, 31, to Washington for a crucial hearing, seeking to overturn what they call an “illegal tariff boom”.

Understand Why the Court Ruling Has Limited Impact

The Brazilian mission’s trip to the U.S. is proceeding at full strength. For José Velloso, president of the Brazilian Machinery and Equipment Industry Association (Abimaq) and a member of the delegation, the recent U.S. court ruling neither helps nor harms Brazil at this moment. According to Velloso, the reason is that it came from a lower court and the process has a long way to go. “Now President Trump has the right to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court, and that could take one to one and a half years“, he stated.

The Brazilian Mission and the Strategy in Washington

The Brazilian strategy focuses on a different front. Lawyers hired in the U.S. are tasked with challenging the application of Section 301 against Brazil. This provision gave a veneer of legality for the U.S. to investigate Brazilian trade, focusing on ethanol, corruption, Pix, and patents.

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Section 301 only allows the U.S. president to impose tariffs of up to 15%. To go beyond that, the government would need to prove that the target country is engaging in unfair trade. However, Trump set tariffs that, in the case of some Brazilian sectors, reached 50%.

Outlook of the Trade Battle Against the Tariffs

It is precisely this “illegal tariff boom” that the Brazilian delegation will contest in the hearing at the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR). The expectation, however, is for a long battle. “I think these tariffs will stay at this level until the trial finishes, it’ll take time”, concluded Velloso.

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Even With The Court Declaring The Tariff Increase Illegal, The Process May Take Up To 1.5 Years In The Supreme Court, Which Does Not Alleviate Brazil’s Situation

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