Learning Resources, a toy company in Vernon Hills, is back in court fighting new U.S. tariffs, arguing the president is overstepping by invoking Section 301 — a move courts have already rejected. Facing up to 12.5% tariffs on imports from Mexico, Canada, and China, the company claims it’s being forced to act like a tax collector, with a tenfold spike in costs threatening its survival. Beyond the finances, they’re speaking out for their local workers and accusing the administration of using unsubstantiated forced labor claims to justify higher prices for consumers. They’re not alone — at least two other businesses have filed similar lawsuits, and the U.S. Court of International Trade may consolidate them into one major case. No court dates are set yet, but this is a fast-evolving legal battle with big economic stakes.
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