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The tariff fight is no longer just about presidential power in the abstract. On April 20, U.S. Customs and Border Protection is slated to open the refund process for importers seeking money back on duties tied to the administration’s emergency tariff push, turning the dispute into a claims-and-paperwork problem as well as a courtroom one.
Why it matters: Refund phase with timing corrected
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The tariff fight is no longer just about presidential power in the abstract. On April 20, U.S. Customs and Border Protection is slated to open the refund process for importers seeking money back on duties tied to the administration’s emergency tariff push, turning the dispute into a claims-and-paperwork problem as well as a courtroom one.
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The tariff fight is no longer just about presidential power in the abstract. On April 20, U.S. Customs and Border Protection is slated to open the refund process for importers seeking money back on duties tied to the administration’s emergency tariff push, turning the dispute into a claims-and-paperwork problem as well as a courtroom one.
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