A trade judge has ordered the Trump administration to provide refunds, with interest, to companies that paid duties imposed by the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. On March 12, Customs and Border Protection will provide the judge with details on how the refund process will work.
Read MoreThe Senate and House this week plan to vote on resolutions challenging the President’s authority to engage against Iran, but backers may not be able to garner the majority needed for Senate passage.
Read MoreThere’s been no breakthrough on the impasse between the White House and congressional Democrats over funding for Homeland Security programs. On the tariff front, the President is planning to use a different trade provision to impose 15% levies after his IEEPA tariffs were ruled unconstitutional.
Read MoreAn impasse between Democrats and Republicans over immigration enforcement policy could lead to a shutdown of Homeland Security Department programs at the end of the week.
Read MoreThe House is hoping to pass legislation this week to end the partial government shutdown.
Read MoreWe could see a partial government shutdown at the end of the week, and it may be Feb. 20, at the earliest, before there’s a Supreme Court decision in the Trump tariff case.
Read MoreEyeing the Jan. 30 expiration of the current continuing resolution, both the House and Senate are moving forward on appropriations bills.
Read MoreThe House is planning to vote this week on a three-bill package of FY 2026 appropriations measures.
Read MoreThe House and Senate this week are wrapping up work for the year and will reconvene in January.
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