WASHINGTON – A federal judge blocked the Trump administration from collecting tariffs from a pair of Illinois toy importers,the second court in two daysto nullifyPresident Donald Trump's top strategy for trade deals. U.S. District Judge Rudolph Contreras ordered the administration May 29 not to collect tariffs fromLearning Resources and hand2mindbased in Vernon Hills, Illinois, while the case is litigated. He paused the impact of his ruling to give the government two weeks to appeal his decision. The ruling came a day after the Court of International Trade overturned Trump's tariffs imposed April 2 on numerous countries. Contreras and the three-judge panel ruled that the 1977 International Emergency Economic Powers Act didn't grant Trump the authority to impose tariffs as he claimed. (This is a developing story. Check back for details.) This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:Second federal court blocks Trump tariffs - for Illinois toy importers