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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced on April 14 that the Trump administration expects to restore tariff rates to pre-Supreme Court levels by early July, using Section 301 investigations as the primary legal vehicle after the Court's 6-3 ruling in Learning Resources, Inc. v. Trump struck down IEEPA-based tariffs. The administration faces a narrowing window as its stopgap 10% Section 122 tariff expires July 24, with economists projecting that full tariff restoration could cost the average U.S. household $1,500 annually while trading partners prepare retaliatory measures targeting U.S. agriculture, aircraft, and technology exports.