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The administration spent March 24 trying to contain the fallout from the Supreme Court’s decision striking down Trump’s sweeping tariffs, and the result was more confusion, more legal wrangling, and no clean exit. The government was still resisting the pace and mechanics of refunds while importers and trade groups kept pressing for repayment and certainty.
Why it matters: Tariff hangover
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The administration spent March 24 trying to contain the fallout from the Supreme Court’s decision striking down Trump’s sweeping tariffs, and the result was more confusion, more legal wrangling, and no clean exit. The government was still resisting the pace and mechanics of refunds while importers and trade groups kept pressing for repayment and certainty.
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The administration spent March 24 trying to contain the fallout from the Supreme Court’s decision striking down Trump’s sweeping tariffs, and the result was more confusion, more legal wrangling, and no clean exit. The government was still resisting the pace and mechanics of refunds while importers and trade groups kept pressing for repayment and certainty.
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