Documents & Actions
30 records across 6 institutions. Source routing, CBP execution sequence, and full chronological record.
30 documents
White House
upcoming
Section 122 is scheduled to sunset
The current temporary surcharge is scheduled to expire after its 150-day window unless replaced or modified by further action.
Impact: This is the main near-term macro fork for late 2026 tariff posture and effective-rate modeling.
CBP
active
CBP publishes live CAPE refund workflow guidance
CBP’s IEEPA duty refund page now sets the operational lane for CAPE declarations, ACH refund setup, accepted entry scope, and expected refund processing.
Impact: Refund work is no longer just a litigation story; it now depends on ACE portal readiness, entry inventory quality, and correct boundary analysis.
CBP
active
CBP IEEPA Duty Refunds / CAPE guidance
CAPE declarations, ACH refund setup, refund processing.
White House
active
Pharmaceutical Section 232 action is published
The White House published the pharmaceutical Section 232 action, with tariffs becoming effective on July 31, 2026 for listed firms and September 29, 2026 for others.
Impact: Late-2026 tariff exposure remains elevated even if the Section 122 surcharge sunsets, and pharmaceutical sourcing now requires company-specific timing analysis.
White House
active
Metals Section 232 framework is strengthened again
The White House issued another metals-focused Section 232 action covering aluminum, steel, and copper posture and confirming continued industrial monitoring.
Impact: For many industrial users, Section 232 remains the main practical tariff engine, not the temporary baseline or the refund lane.
White House
historical
Metals annex rebuild — Annexes I-A/I-B/II/III/IV (50%/25%/excluded/temp reduced)
Rate — Section 232 (Metals)
White House
historical
Metals Annexes I-A, I-B, II, III, IV (HTS schedule)
Scope — Section 232 (Metals)
White House
historical
Pharmaceutical Section 232 proclamation
Creates — Section 232 (Pharmaceuticals)
White House
historical
Pharmaceutical fact sheet
Interp. — Section 232 (Pharmaceuticals)
USTR
monitoring
USTR opens structural excess-capacity Section 301 investigations
USTR initiated new Section 301 investigations into structural excess capacity and production in manufacturing sectors.
Impact: The live pipeline for durable China- and industry-related trade action is still moving through Section 301, not through revived IEEPA tariff logic.
White House
active
Section 122 temporary 10% surcharge takes effect
A 10 percent temporary import surcharge under Section 122 became effective for 150 days, with explicit interaction rules for overlapping Section 232 coverage.
Impact: The baseline tariff posture changed materially, but it still does not replace the need to test Section 232 first.
White House
historical
Section 122 temporary import surcharge
Creates — Section 122
Supreme Court
active
Learning Resources v. Trump — IEEPA does not authorize tariffs
Supreme Court invalidates IEEPA tariffs. CIT orders blanket refund.
Impact: All IEEPA duties refundable.
White House
historical
Semiconductor Section 232 proclamation
Creates — Section 232 (Semiconductors)
White House
historical
Heavy trucks Section 232 proclamation
Creates — Section 232 (Heavy Trucks)
White House
historical
Timber Section 232 proclamation
Creates — Section 232 (Timber)
White House
historical
Proclamation 10962 — Copper added to Section 232
Scope — Section 232 (Metals)
USCIT
historical
Slip Op. 25-66 — IEEPA tariff authority invalidated
Court rejects unbounded IEEPA tariff authority.
CBP
historical
CBP guidance on automobile parts HTS list
Filing — Section 232 (Automotive)
White House
historical
Amendments to automotive Section 232
Scope — Section 232 (Automotive)
Federal Register
historical
EO 14289 — Addressing Certain Tariffs on Imported Articles
Scope — Section 232 (Automotive)
White House
historical
EO 14257 — Reciprocal tariff framework
10% baseline and country-specific reciprocal uplifts.
White House
historical
Proclamation 10908 — Automotive Section 232
Creates — Section 232 (Automotive)
White House
historical
Proclamation 10895 — Aluminum rate adjustments
Rate — Section 232 (Metals)
White House
historical
Proclamation 10896 — Steel rate adjustments
Rate — Section 232 (Metals)
White House
historical
EO 14195 — China fentanyl tariffs under IEEPA
Initial 10% fentanyl tariff on China-origin goods.
White House
historical
Proclamation 9980 — Derivative articles
Scope — Section 232 (Metals)
USTR
historical
USTR Section 301 investigations
Creates — Section 301 (China trade)
White House
historical
Proclamation 9705 — Steel tariffs
Creates — Section 232 (Metals)
White House
historical
Proclamation 9704 — Aluminum tariffs
Creates — Section 232 (Metals)