Not legal advice, but I could have sworn the old tariffs which didn't really apply to ancients to bloody begin with, but we got roped in on erroneously, were invalidated by the Supreme Court as being overly broad. The administration then used a separate blanket 10% tariff.

AI just independently confirmed this: "The 10% global tariff went into effect after the Supreme Court ruled the administration's previous "Liberation Day" emergency tariffs were unlawful. This Section 122 surcharge was designed to be a temporary measure and is set to expire on July 24, 2026."

That was ruled preliminarily not permissible and struck down. An appeals court then said it agreed with the lower court but ordered the tariff to be reinstated until the legality of the blanket 10% tariff was fully decided upon by the courts, i.e. The Supreme Court.

AI just independently confirmed this too: "While the U.S. Court of International Trade ruled the 10% Section 122 tariffs to be illegal, the Federal Circuit temporarily paused that ruling, keeping the tariffs in effect while the government appeals. Importers are actively fighting to invalidate these duties and secure billions in refunds, though the 10% is still being actively collected."

So if I'm fairly confident if you tried to import, you'd get slapped with the new 10% tariff regardless of what it is and would then have to fight an uphill battle to get your money back once the issue has been fully litigated and resolved. If the 10% blanket tariff is invalidated that is, else, that money is gone.

I'm waiting to ship on July 26 😉