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A significant setback for the Trump administration's tariff approach has been delivered by a federal trade court. Following the Supreme Court's rejection of emergency-power tariffs, a judge has instructed Customs and Border Protection to process refunds, allowing numerous US businesses to recover billions. From small manufacturers to major corporations like FedEx, companies are seeking full reimbursements, while the administration scrambles to replace the tariffs with a new global rate. The outcome of this situation has the potential to transform the entire US trade landscape.

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00:00A massive financial shock just hit the U.S. government.
00:03And thousands of businesses are about to get their money back.
00:06A federal trade court has now ordered Customs and Border Protection
00:09to refund tariffs that were struck down by the Supreme Court.
00:13These were the tariffs introduced by President Donald Trump
00:16under emergency economic powers.
00:19And now the judge says every importer who paid them deserves a refund.
00:23This ruling came from a case brought by Atmos Filtration in Tennessee.
00:27But the judge made it clear.
00:28He will oversee all refund cases.
00:31And that opens the door for thousands of companies.
00:34The Trump administration is not celebrating.
00:37It had collected an estimated $130 billion from these tariffs.
00:41And now businesses from small manufacturers to giants like FedEx want full refunds.
00:46While refunds remain uncertain.
00:48The administration is already pushing a new plan.
00:51A global tariff.
00:52Likely rising to 15%.
00:54A move that could reshape U.S. trade again.
00:57Small businesses are calling this a victory.
00:59But big questions remain about the future of America's import taxes.
01:03So what's going on?
01:03We'll see you next time.
01:03We'll see you next time.
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