Terminating the national emergency declared to impose global tariffs.

This measure would end the national emergency that was used to place new global tariffs on imports. That emergency led to a 10% tariff on most goods coming into the United States, plus extra duties on some trading partners. By terminating the emergency, the goal is to stop those across‑the‑board import charges and the added duties tied to it, easing costs tied to imported goods . The measure’s purpose is clearly stated as ending the emergency declared to impose global tariffs .

Key points:

• What changes: Ends the emergency that imposed a 10% tariff on most imports and extra duties on some partners .
• Who is affected: Shoppers who buy imported products, small and large businesses that rely on imports, and U.S. trading partners .
• Why it matters: Ending the emergency aims to remove those broad import charges, which could lower costs on many everyday goods .