Memorials, Recognition - Honors and celebrates the laws of the United States and longstanding legal precedent that makes clear that the federal government may not retain any funds collected by the U.S. government based on tariffs that have been ruled invalid. -

Summary

House Joint Resolution 1073, sponsored by Rep. Clemmons, formally acknowledges the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision that tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Powers Act are invalid. It notes the roughly $3.5 billion Tennessee paid and the economic harm caused, and declares that the federal government may not retain any funds collected from those unlawful tariffs. The measure is a symbolic statement, not a law or spending directive.

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