The Trump administration refunded approximately 100 billion dollars from the canceled tariffs after the decision of the U.S. Supreme Court.

The administration of President Donald Trump issued refunds totaling approximately 100 billion dollars from customs duties collected under tariffs implemented in 2025.

This decision came following the overturning of these tariffs by the Supreme Court of the United States. The cancellation was the result of legal challenges that questioned the legality of these taxes.

The refunds reflect the impact of judicial decisions on the administration's trade and fiscal policies, highlighting the complexity of customs regulations.

This situation has generated extensive discussions among economists and analysts about the long-term effects of tariffs and how they influence the national economy.