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Trump Administration Says Tariff Refunds 'Will Take Time' After Supreme Court Scraps $133 Billion Levies, But President Floats 'Rehearing'
Trump questions Supreme Court's decision invalidating emergency tariff authority and seeks possible rehearing as $175 billion in tariffs face refund claims, administration pursues alternative duties.
- Friday, Feb. 27, 2026, President Donald Trump asked on Truth Social whether a rehearing is possible after the Supreme Court struck down his tariffs last week.
- The Supreme Court found the Trump administration's use of emergency powers law invalid, so it will rely on alternative legal statutes and quickly replace the tariffs.
- Reports show at least 1,800 enterprises have filed suits seeking refunds, and the administration began imposing a temporary 10 percent global tariff under Section 122 of the 1974 Trade Act.
- Critics warn higher import taxes could raise costs for U.S. businesses and consumers and risk retaliation from trading partners, while President Donald Trump argued tariff revenue could replace federal income taxes.
- With the March 3rd primary days away, U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer unveiled Section 301 investigations covering most major trading partners, highlighting rising trade tensions.
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Trump Administration Says Tariff Refunds 'Will Take Time' After Supreme Court Scraps $133 Billion Levies, But President Floats 'Rehearing'
After the Supreme Court of the United States struck down $133 billion in Trump-era tariffs, the administration said refunds to businesses will take time, while President Donald Trump questioned whether the case could be reheard and signaled potential new tariffs.
·New York, United States
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Trump laments ‘undeserved windfall’ after Supreme Court tariff order: ‘Is rehearing possible?’
US President Donald Trump feared that after the US Supreme Court's order against tariffs, countries and companies, which have been “ripping off” the US for many years, “could actually continue to do so, at an even increased level.”
·New Delhi, India
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연합뉴스-Yonhap News AgencyTrump poses question about possibility of 'rehearing' following court ruling against emergency tariffs
WASHINGTON — U.S. President Donald Trump posed a question Friday about the possibility of a "rehearing" or "readjudication" of a legal case involvi...
·Korea (the Republic of)
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Total News Sources21
Leaning Left1Leaning Right11Center4Last UpdatedBias Distribution69% Right
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