Trump’s 10% Section 122 Tariffs Expire July 24 After Court Voided Broader Import Duties

3 articles · Updated · The Guardian · Jul 21

July 24 is the cutoff for Trump’s current 10% import tariffs, which he imposed under Section 122 after the Supreme Court struck down his broader emergency-based duties.
Section 122 gave Trump a fallback to keep a tariff wall in place early in his second term, but the law makes those levies temporary rather than open-ended.
The looming expiration now forces the administration to find another legal route if Trump wants to preserve the import duties that sit at the center of his economic policy.

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