Trump Tariffs Generate $81.5 Billion of $121 Billion Customs Revenue with $27 Billion June Boost, No Consumer Inflation Impact

Since President Donald Trump took office, the U.S. has collected a record amount of customs revenue, largely driven by tariffs imposed under his administration. As of late June 2025, total customs revenue exceeded $106 billion, with approximately $81.5 billion directly attributed to Trump's tariffs. Recent reports indicate that tariff revenue alone has surpassed $121 billion, with June 2025 expected to contribute an additional $27 billion, setting the stage for another monthly record.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) maintain a 99.5% success rate in collecting these duties and tariffs. Notably, this surge in tariff revenue has occurred without causing a corresponding increase in consumer inflation. The Trump administration views these tariffs as a sustainable financial resource for the federal government, countering earlier concerns that such measures would harm the economy or burden consumers.