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Indonesia Signed the US Trade Deal a Day Before SCOTUS Voids Trump's Tariffs. Government Response: 'Continue to Process.'

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What Actually Happened

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1The United States Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump's tariffs.United States Supreme Court, Donald TrumpSCOTUSBlog (archived)
2The Supreme Court ruling came one day after Indonesia signed a trade deal with the United States.United States Supreme Court, Indonesia, United StatesSouth China Morning Post (archived)
3The trade deal mandates that Indonesia eliminate import taxes on American products.Indonesia, United StatesU.S. Embassy (Jakarta) / Fact Sheet (archived)
4The trade deal includes mandates requiring changes to Indonesian laws and regulations.Indonesia, United StatesUSTR (Full Agreement PDF) (archived)
5The deal includes revisions to Indonesia's labor laws and regulatory practices.IndonesiaUSTR (ART Full Agreement) (archived)
6The deal provides American companies with access to Indonesian minerals.United States, IndonesiaThe White House (Fact Sheet) (archived)
7Indonesia's foreign policy doctrine is the principle of free and active (bebas dan aktif) non-alignment.IndonesiaLowy Institute (archived)
8Trump imposed new 10% tariffs on the entire world using a different legal authority after the Supreme Court ruling.Donald Trump, United States Supreme CourtThe White House (Presidential Action) (archived)
9The new tariffs are theoretically enforceable for only 150 days.Donald Trump, United StatesThe White House (Fact Sheet) (archived)
10Extending the new tariffs beyond 150 days would require approval from the United States Congress.United States Congress, United StatesCongressional Research Service (summary on Section 122) (archived)
11The European Union froze ratification of its own trade deal with the United States after the Supreme Court ruling.European Union, United States, United States Supreme CourtNBC News (archived)
12Analysts from Celios said Indonesia no longer has to ratify the trade deal.Celios, IndonesiaInstagram Video (Primary Source) (archived)
13International law professor Marco Market argued that Indonesia would have to ratify the deal anyway to avoid public and international embarrassment.Marco Market, IndonesiaInstagram Video (Primary Source) (archived)
14The Indonesian government said it would continue to process the trade agreement.Indonesian governmentIndonesian Cabinet Secretariat (Setkab) (archived)
15Trump has threatened countries that back out of their deals via social media.Donald TrumpBBC News (archived)