Twenty-five U.S. states file a lawsuit against the Trump administration over newly announced tariffs, arguing that the measures are a “pretext” to reinstate import taxes previously struck down by the Supreme Court in February. According to multiple outlets, the states say the administration is attempting to replace the earlier tariff structure that the court invalidated, despite the ruling. The complaint frames the latest tariffs as a workaround rather than a distinct policy change, contending that the legal basis and effect mirror the taxes the Supreme Court removed. The states seek to challenge the tariffs in court, though the specific remedies requested are not detailed in the excerpts provided. The reporting also ties the dispute directly to the Supreme Court decision from February, which serves as the central reference point for the states’ argument that the administration’s new actions are legally improper. The lawsuit is presented as part of ongoing legal and political efforts surrounding U.S. trade policy and tariff enforcement.