Washington: A group of 25 Democratic-ruled states has moved a US court against President Donald Trump's decision to impose tariffs on 60 economies accounting for 99.4 per cent of American imports. The 25 states moved the US Court of International Trade on Monday against the Trump administration for again implementing tariffs on several countries, contending that it will raise costs for consumers and businesses nationwide. The reprieve followed India amending its foreign trade policy on June 14 to ban imports of goods made with forced labour. The lawsuit details how the tariffs are arbitrarily imposed, with little connection to the administration's stated goal of combatting forced labour. The administration's report on its investigation identified just three products made with forced labour to justify tariffs on dozens of countries.