The stay fight is now a practical test of how much value the CIT victory has while the appeal proceeds. The plaintiffs say the government should not be allowed to keep collecting a tariff the trade court found unlawful, at least from the parties that won. The administration says even that limited injunction risks administrative disruption and follow-on litigation.
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