CBP already collecting ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs, pulling in over $200M per day

Customs and US Border Protection (CBP) collect more than 200 million dollars per day in additional revenue because it imposes a huge new wave of customs duties under President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” plan.

“CBP has succeeded in implementing 13 presidential procedures linked to tariffs during this administration,” CBP spokesman said in a statement for Fox Business. “Serve on the front lines in America, CBP imposes accurately all the presidential laws and directives to secure our economic sovereignty.”

Using powers under the 1962 Commercial Expansion law and the IEEPA law, the Trump administration aims from dozens of countries, including China.

On April 3, the United States imposed a 25 % tariff on all passengers and light trucks imported from any country, and on Saturday, a 10 % global tariff entered under the supervision of IEPA, with certain exceptions, CBP said.

The Chinese tariff is facing a legal challenge from the “illegal” conservative group, which is “illegal”

President Donald Trump holds a scheme as he makes notes on mutual definitions during an event in the garden of roses entitled “Make America Wealthy again” at the White House in Washington, DC, April 2. (Brendan Smialwoski / AFP via Getty Images / Getty Images)

Starting April 9, 86 countries will face a new mutual tariff ranging from 11 % to 50 %, with some exceptions, and on May 2, products from China and Hong Kong will not be $ 800 or charge outside the international postal system that is not eligible for treatment exempt from customs duties and will be subject to standard duties, according to CBP.

Meanwhile, postal shipments from China and Hong Kong will face a duty of 30 % or $ 25 per element, whichever is larger, starting in May. This rate will increase to $ 50 per element after June 1.

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Retired car colleague Brian Banipker from Detroit speaks alongside President Donald Trump on April 2 outside the White House in the garden of roses. (Brendan Smialwoski / AFP via Getty Images / Getty Images)

CBP says it is working closely with other agencies to put these changes and will keep the trade community updated through the online correspondence system.

The agency has already withdrawn billions of executive orders of Trump.

This includes $ 4.8 billion under Eo 14195, which targets the artificial opioid materials from China; 861 million dollars under EO 14193, aimed at stopping drug flows from Canada; More than $ 2 billion under EO 14194, address commercial issues on the southern border; And $ 1 billion collected under Article 232 duties on steel and aluminum.

President Donald Trump speaks during a commercial advertisement event, “Make the wealthy America again” in the garden of roses at the White House. (Andrew Harnik / Getty Images / Getty Images)

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“CBP is in a unique position to implement and impose a presidential tariff,” said CBP spokesman. “We are fully implemented and ready to collect the duties due.”

The tariff rates for the specified commodities can be found in the United States’ woven tariff schedule