Clinton-appointed judge orders government to begin refunding $130B in Trump tariffs after SCOTUS ruling
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Federal judge orders Trump administration to refund $130 billion to companies who paid tariffs the Supreme Court ruled illegal. Judge Richard Eaton outlined the refund process.
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"The Chief Judge has indicated that I am the only judge who will hear cases pertaining to the refund of [International Emergency Economic Powers Act] duties," Eaton wrote. "So there is no danger that another Judge, even one in this Court, will reach any contrary conclusions."
The case in question was brought by Atmus Filtration, Inc., a company that paid President Donald Trump's tariffs, which Trump imposed on nearly every country on an emergency basis under IEEPA last year.
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