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Tariff refunds won’t benefit households

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By Alex Jacquez
| The Alpine Sun Verified
The Trump administration collected $166 billion in tariff payments before the Supreme Court struck them down. Refunds have already started hitting the bank accounts of U.S. importers — and more could be owed soon. As more than 300,000 companies scramble to get their money back, one large group is getting stiffed: American consumers.
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Guess Who Won’t See a Refund for Trump’s Illegal Tariffs? You

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By Alex Jacquez
| Alaska Native News Verified
Consumers won’t see a dime from the refunded tariffs—and in all likelihood they’ll keep paying for them The Trump administration collected $166 billion in tariff payments before the Supreme Court struck them down. Refunds have already started hitting the bank accounts of US importers—and more could be owed soon. As more than 300,000 companies scramble to get their money back, one large group is getting stiffed: American consumers.
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Guess Who Won't See a Refund for Trump's Illegal Tariffs? You

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By Alex Jacquez
| Common Dreams Verified
The Trump administration collected $166 billion in tariff payments before the Supreme Court struck them down. Refunds have already started hitting the bank accounts of US importers—and more could be owed soon. As more than 300,000 companies scramble to get their money back, one large group is getting stiffed: American consumers.
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