Over twenty state attorneys-general have initiated a coordinated legal challenge against the Trump administration's tariff investigation, contesting the legitimacy of the probe into alleged forced labour violations. The coalition of state officials argues the inquiry lacks proper foundation and represents a procedural irregularity. This legal action reflects growing tensions between state governments and federal trade policies, raising questions about the investigation's transparency and constitutional validity in addressing international labour standards.

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