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Welcome to Forum. I'm Mina Kim. When the Supreme Court's decision came down Friday,

declaring a large chunk of President Trump's tariffs illegal, many California businesses and consumers

hope that would mean stability and relief from the import taxes, maybe even refunds.

But instead, they've been thrown into uncertainty once again,

as President Trump promises to use other means he has at his disposal to impose tariffs,

and the high court ruling makes no mention of how refunds should be handled. We look at what

lies ahead this hour, and we want to hear from you. How have you been affected by tariffs this

past year? And how are you feeling now have you been affected by tariffs this past year?

And how are you feeling now that you know many of the import taxes you paid were illegal?

Joining me first is Bianca Blomquist, California Directory of Small Business Majority.

Bianca, thanks so much for joining us.

Thank you so much for having me.

So how have your members been reacting to the Supreme Court decision? I imagine it's felt like a bit of a roller coaster. A roller coaster is

absolutely right. So first I'll share a little bit about who our folks are that we're hearing

from. Small business majority is a national nonprofit advocacy

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