Supreme Court voids tariffs behind Trump's $2,000 dividend checks, analysts put odds near zero
The Supreme Court voided the tariffs that underpinned President Trump's promised $2,000 tariff-dividend checks, and analysts now put the odds of the checks being enacted near zero since they would require an act of Congress. The House of Representatives is expected to remove tariff-related provisions from the legislation.
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@Sacerdotus
Trump’s promised $2,000 tariff-dividend checks would still need an act of Congress, and analysts now put the odds near zero after the Supreme Court voided the tariffs behind them #Congress #U.S.SupremeCourt #DonaldTrump https://t.co/LgGcnbCx8S
@Sacerdotus
Trump’s promised $2,000 tariff-dividend checks would still need an act of Congress, and analysts now put the odds near zero after the Supreme Court voided the tariffs behind them #Congress #U.S.SupremeCourt #DonaldTrump https://t.co/RAvT6Pue32
@qz
Trump's 'trade law' tariffs are built to last — and consumers will pay the price: President Trump's tariff announcements no longer rattle markets the way they did in early 2025, but the bill is arriving for American consumers at a politically… https://t.co/dya586paOm https://t.co/W5O8gsOilU
@TheEconomist
The legislation must now get through the House of Representatives, which should remove the parts about tariffs. Otherwise the global trading system would once again be at the mercy of the president https://t.co/0J9MPxGJbD