Overview
- CBP reported collecting more than $200 billion in duties between Jan. 20 and Dec. 15, 2025, crediting more than 40 executive orders that include broad reciprocal and so‑called fentanyl tariffs.
- The Court of International Trade denied a preliminary injunction sought by companies to halt liquidation, finding the plaintiffs failed to show irreparable harm.
- The Justice Department told the court that liquidation would not bar reliquidation or refunds if the Supreme Court ultimately rules the tariffs unlawful.
- More than 100 companies, including Costco, Revlon and Kawasaki, have filed suits to preserve refund eligibility and challenge the administration’s authority.
- CBP highlighted enforcement actions tied to the tariff push, including about $2.6 billion in AD/CVD assessments, 63 debarments and investigations of nearly 1,200 revenue‑focused e‑Allegations.