"It doesn't make sense that Countries and Companies that took advantage of us for decades, receiving Billions and Billions of Dollars that they should not have been allowed to receive, would now be entitled to an undeserved windfall, the likes of which the World has never seen before, as a result of this highly disappointing, to say the least, ruling."
"The justice department did not say it plans to ask the supreme court to rehear the case, despite Donald Trump's comments earlier on Friday. Since the supreme court struck down many of the tariffs last week, dozens of companies have rushed to court seeking refunds, joining hundreds that had already filed suits in anticipation of the ruling."
Following the Supreme Court's decision striking down certain tariffs, the Justice Department filed court documents indicating that businesses seeking refunds will face delays in processing. The administration has not committed to requesting a Supreme Court rehearing, despite Trump's public statements expressing frustration with the ruling. Trump argued that companies and countries that allegedly benefited unfairly from previous trade practices should not receive refunds as a result of what he characterized as a disappointing decision. Since the Supreme Court's ruling, numerous companies have filed lawsuits seeking tariff refunds, joining hundreds of existing cases that had been filed in anticipation of this outcome.
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