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Court Upholds Trump's End to De Minimis Exemption
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On August 13, 2026, the Court of International Trade held in Axle of Dearborn that IEEPA authorized the President's rescission of the de minimis exemption and granted the government summary judgment on Counts I and II.
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Any appeal, later order on the remaining APA count, agency implementation record, plaintiff response, or registered-outlet correction concerning Axle of Dearborn v. Department of Commerce.
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Slip Opinion 26-94 states that the statutory power to nullify exercising a privilege authorized the rescission at issue.
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Court Upholds Trump's End to De Minimis Exemption
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The directly fetched article displays Kevin Breuninger's byline and CNBC publication label.
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On August 13, 2026, the Court of International Trade held in Axle of Dearborn that IEEPA authorized the President's rescission of the de minimis exemption and granted the government summary judgment on Counts I and II.
The official slip opinion states the holding, identifies the case and date, and lists the count-specific disposition.
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Slip Opinion 26-94 states that the statutory power to nullify exercising a privilege authorized the rescission at issue.
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Trade court upholds Trump's closure of 'de minimis' loophole
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The opinion grants the government judgment on Counts I and II but denies the government's summary-judgment motion on Count III, so the order does not dispose of every pleaded count.
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The August 13 opinion documents the disposition of Counts I and II; the remaining count and any appellate activity require later records.
The opinion expressly leaves Count III outside the government's summary-judgment win and was issued during this capture window.
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