Democrats push for tariff refunds and curb new Trump duties
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Senate Democrats introduced legislation to force refunds for tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act that were struck down by the Supreme Court, with Customs prioritizing small businesses and regular updates to Congress until repayment. They also vow to block a future extension of Trump’s global tariffs, arguing they would harm consumers and the economy. President and Republican leaders signal uncertainty about refunds and codifying tariffs amid a high-stakes week that includes other Capitol Hill battles (air-safety legislation, DHS funding, and a busy State of the Union backdrop).
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