US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has reported a historic collection of over $200 billion in tariff revenue since President Trump took office. This achievement, attributed to a robust enforcement of new tariff policies, marks a significant milestone for the Trump administration. However, this success is overshadowed by recent declines in tariff revenue, with collections slipping for the first time since the initial implementation of tariffs. The fading revenue trends raise concerns within the White House, particularly as efforts to utilize these funds for reducing the national debt face challenges. While the tariffs have generated substantial revenue, questions remain about their long-term impact on households facing increased import costs and the overall trade policy.