SCOTUS Nixes IEEPA Tariffs, Sparks $175B Refund Mess
March 2, 2026·about 2 hours ago·via FinancialContent

The Supreme Court delivers a 6-3 smackdown to President Trump's use of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, ruling it doesn't authorize broad tariffs on imports from nearly all trading partners, including China, Canada, and Mexico. Chief Justice Roberts' opinion slams the move as an unconstitutional power grab, reserving taxing authority like tariffs strictly for Congress under the Constitution.
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