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U.S. plans to continue tariffs while replacing duties struck down by court

Trade representative Jamieson Greer told the Senate the administration intends to replace tariffs the Supreme Court invalidated.

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The Trump administration plans to keep tariffs in place as it prepares to replace duties that the Supreme Court struck down, according to statements from its top trade negotiator.

The New York Times reports that Jamieson Greer told the Senate the United States remains intent on using tariffs as part of its trade approach while it works through the legal changes.

Greer described the effort as a replacement process tied to the Supreme Court’s decision, indicating continuity in tariff policy even after the duties were invalidated.

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