Tariffs will remain temporarily in place until October 14, which will give the White House time to appeal its case to the Supreme Court. “If the White House prevails, then these reciprocal duties and fentanyl-based duties are in place, and we keep paying those,” he said. “If the White House does not prevail, then the more interesting question of how monies are recovered enters the picture. And this Trump administration has as well as did the Biden administration. Should the Supreme Court rule against the IEEPA tariffs, Todd said that there will likely be investigations and opportunity for comments, which he said would be helpful for importers, with those tariffs largely commodity-focused, country-focused, and sector-focused.