Summary
Senator Josh Hawley proposed a bill to give $600 rebate checks to Americans using money from tariffs under President Trump's policy. The bill has not progressed in Congress, facing roadblocks such as lack of support and political disagreements.
Key Facts
- Senator Josh Hawley introduced a bill in July for $600 rebate checks.
- The rebates would use money from tariffs set during President Trump's administration.
- Congress has not made significant progress on the bill; it remains in a committee.
- The bill proposes at least $600 per adult and child, potentially giving $2,400 to a family of four.
- Larger rebates could occur if tariffs bring in more money than expected in 2025.
- The bill has no cosponsors and faces challenges in gaining political support.
- Experts mention political issues as part of why the bill stalled in Congress.
