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‘Trump Tormentor’. Who is Neal Katyal, the lawyer challenging president’s authority to impose tariffs?

Donald Trump has called it ‘one of the most important’ cases in US history. On Wednesday (November 5), the US administration heads to the Supreme Court and is up against small businesses that argue that most of the tariffs are unlawful. They will be represented by Indian-origin lawyer Neal Katyal, and this is not his first fight against Trump

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