US appeal court denies Trump bid to delay tariff refund lawsuits
US appeal court denies Trump bid to delay tariff refund lawsuits
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A federal appeal court denied US President Donald Trump's request to delay lawsuits related to refunds of his tariffs, allowing the cases to proceed in a lower court. The Supreme Court previously struck down many of Trump's global tariffs, opening the door for companies to sue for their money back. As of late 2025, the tariffs had generated over $130 billion for the US government. The Trump administration sought a four-month delay before litigation on refunds could be brought up again. The appeal court denied this request, with one group of small businesses calling the demand "plainly unreasonable". The case will now proceed in the US Court of International Trade.
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AI-ExtractedA group of small businesses said the Trump administration’s call for a months-long delay was “plainly unreasonable”.
The Trump administration had argued for a delay of up to four months before litigation on refunds is brought up again.
The tariffs ruled illegal by the high court had generated more than US$130 billion for the US government as of late 2025.
The Supreme Court struck down many of Trump’s global tariffs, opening the door to a legal fight as companies sue for refunds.
A federal appeal court rejected US President Donald Trump’s push to delay legal proceedings linked to refunds of his tariffs.
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