
Resource Center
The strength of an effective association is the ability to connect resources to the members. The Missouri Association of Manufacturers is constantly identifying relevant data and information, supplies and materials – forging strong relationships in the industry and striving to the manufacturers of Missouri.
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Supreme Court IEEPA ruling: President can’t impose tariffs under IEEPA
Key takeaways
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SCOTUS has ruled that President Trump lacks the legal authority to impose tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA).
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Tariff refunds have not been decided on. They could still happen, but that decision will be made by lower courts in the future.
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Current tariffs imposed under Section 232 and Section 301 remain in effect. These will not be impacted by SCOTUS’ ruling.
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Future tariffs may be imposed under other sections. President Trump has already announced that the likely next step is Section 122, imposing a sweeping 10% tariff.

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