Trump's Tariff Dilemma: What if Supreme Court Strikes Them Down?

• The US Supreme Court is set to rule on President Donald Trump's tariffs, with prediction markets favoring a decision against him.
• Trump has warned that striking down tariffs would be an 'absolute disaster' for America, making repayment 'almost impossible'.
• Judges' political leanings and past statements during oral arguments suggest skepticism from several justices regarding Trump's authority.
• If tariffs are struck down, it would be a blow to presidential authority, leading to immediate suspension of collection and potential refunds of billions.
• Trump's administration might resort to other laws like Section 301 or Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974 to impose new tariffs.

Why It Matters: The Supreme Court's tariff ruling could significantly impact presidential power, trade, and the US economy.