The Trump administration was sued by 25 Democratic-led states over the president’s latest round of global tariffs, arguing that it was trying to use a different legal authority to resurrect a policy the Supreme Court had struck down. The lawsuit was filed in the U.S. Court of International Trade in New York on Monday, targeting last month’s round of global tariffs against 59 countries and the European Union on the grounds that they didn’t do enough to prevent imports using forced labor. The Monday lawsuit, led by New York, argued that the new round of tariffs was “arbitrary, capricious, and contrary to law.” “The Plaintiff States oppose forced labor in all its forms and support protections for workers around the globe. But the Administration cannot use forced labor as a pretext to continue its illegal tariff scheme.