President-elect Donald Trump has promised to enact widespread tariffs, but can he move ahead on those promises on his own?

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President-elect Donald Trump's latest threat to slap huge tariffs on countries that try to move away from the mighty U.S.

Experts say he could act unilaterally, without support from a Congress that’s perhaps more ambivalent about tariffs than he is.

Congress holds the power to impose tariffs. However, over the years, Congress has passed multiple laws ceding some of that power to the president.

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Trump’s campaign promises included adding a 10% to 20% tariff on all nondomestic goods sold in America, a 60% tariff on goods ...