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A federal trade court struck down the Section 122 tariffs on May 7, 2026, but the Federal Circuit’s administrative stay put that judgment and the related injunction on hold while the appeal moves forward.
Why it matters: Trade fight paused on appeal, not decided twice
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A federal trade court struck down the Section 122 tariffs on May 7, 2026, but the Federal Circuit’s administrative stay put that judgment and the related injunction on hold while the appeal moves forward.
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A federal trade court struck down the Section 122 tariffs on May 7, 2026, but the Federal Circuit’s administrative stay put that judgment and the related injunction on hold while the appeal moves forward.
Oregon’s tariff tracker shows the Section 122 case is still moving through the courts after a May 7 ruling struck down the duties and a June 11 stay put the judgment on hold during appeal.
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