Judge throws out Newsom and Bonta’s lawsuit challenging Trump’s tariff authority

A federal judge based in San Francisco rejected a California lawsuit challenging President Donald Trump’s tariff on Monday, noting a jurisdiction.

Judge Jacqueline Scott Corley – a candidate for former President Joe Biden – has issued a partial setback to the governor of California State Gavin New Zoom and Prosecutor Rob Punta, who filed a lawsuit against Trump and many federal agencies in April.

The Trump administration had asked the judge to transfer the case from the US District Court to the Northern County in California to the American International Trade Court, based in New York. Instead, the NewSom and Bonta case completely threw, and opened a way for Democrats to appeal the ruling before the Court of Appeal in the famous American circle.

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California Democrats argued that the Trump tariff issued under the International Economic Emergency Forces law violates the doctrine of powers because they were not approved by congress, but the Trump administration says that the fees deal with a national emergency due to the trade deficit with other countries.

Scott Corley’s decision comes after two rulings last week rejected the legitimacy of the TROMP definition plan, which included the issuance of 10 % of the customs tariff “Liberation Day” and additional fees against China, Mexico and California. Both a committee of three judges on the New York -based commercial court, based in the New York -based DC, said that the Trump tariff exceeded the authority granted under the Law of Economic Authorities for International Emergency.

Punta issued a statement on Monday to celebrate how to give Scott Corley to request California to dismiss him to allow him and newsom to search for an appeal review. The Prosecutor said that the decision of the Federal Judge in San Francisco “maintains the case in California and allows California to appeal to the ninth circle, which is planning to do it immediately.”

California Governor Gavin New Zoom and California Attorney General Rob Punta during a press conference in Gomberl Orkard on April 16, 2025, in Celes, California. (Justin Sullivan / Getty Emokires / Getty Emoz)

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“Today, the propaganda lawsuit that defies the challenges of the and illegal Trump administration has been allowed to stay in California pending our incoming appeal. We believe a firm belief that this case is affiliated with the Federal District Court and quickly because the court considers our desires to reject this case, so that it has no opportunity to review. He said. The vibrant economy, companies, workers and families in California. “

“It has been rejected for procedural reasons. We disagree – as a federal court did in the capital – and has already appealed,” wrote the press office at NewSom on X.

President Donald Trump’s economic plan includes a “mutual” tariff to address the trade deficit with other countries. (Andrew Harnik / Getty Images / Getty Images)

Newsom’s reaction to the Commercial Court and the provisions of DC judge against definitions in the appearance of Meidastouch last week, saying: “It rains the taco sandwiches today. It is not a good day for Donald Trump and its central economic program.”

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Taco sandwiches, a shortening of a column clerk in the Times to mean “Trump always a chicken”, has gained some traction in Wall Street and among the democratic circles who scream at Trump’s uninterrupted introductory threats.