Issue
Government Overreach
Freedom to Thrive
Every American has the right to earn a living and to pursue the American dream. Unfortunately, too often overzealous government regulations get in the way. The Liberty Justice Center stands up for the entrepreneurs and business owners who are the lifeblood of the American economy. Through our defense of free speech, we free businesses to serve their communities without cumbersome restrictions.
Our Cases Fighting Government Overreach
Our Fight in the News
Trump threatened 100% tariffs on Europe. Here’s why nobody flinched
Elisabeth Buchwald | June 26, 2026 (CNN) A year ago, when President Donald Trump threatened sky-high tariffs on nearly everything coming from everywhere, global markets trembled and foreign leaders scrambled. Now the same threat barely registers. That’s largely thanks to a February Supreme Court ruling that stripped the president of...
Op-ed: America’s Constitution Still Knows How to Say No
Sara Albrecht | 06/24/2026 (National Review) The tariff case, the Supreme Court’s final decisions of the term, and the nation’s Semiquincentennial all point to the same lesson: liberty depends on limits. In a few days, the Supreme Court will release its final decisions of the term. Commentators will immediately begin...
How a Conservative Nonprofit Won a Huge Case Against Trump and Suffered for It
Lydia Wheeler | June 16, 2026 (Wall Street Journal) Liberty Justice Center lost donors because it successfully challenged the president’s global tariffs Sara Albrecht’s conservative nonprofit spent $3.5 million challenging the legality of President Trump’s global tariffs, and the gamble appeared ready to pay off when the Supreme Court signaled...
Trump Admin Seeks to Limit Billions in Tariff Refunds
James Morely III | June 9, 2026 (Newsmax) The Trump administration is defending its effort to limit refunds of billions of dollars in tariffs that were collected before the Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump’s global tariff regime earlier this year. The dispute centers on whether the government must...