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American Focus > Blog > Economy > Trump eyes issuing $1,000-$2,000 ‘dividend’ checks for Americans — with the cash coming from $1T in tariff revenue
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Trump eyes issuing $1,000-$2,000 ‘dividend’ checks for Americans — with the cash coming from $1T in tariff revenue

Last updated: October 5, 2025 8:17 am
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U.S. President Donald Trump raises his fist while awaiting the arrival of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House on September 29, 2025, in Washington, DC.

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Imagine checking your mailbox to discover a $2,000 “dividend” check from the government. That’s the bold notion President Donald Trump is currently presenting—thanks to his expansive tariff strategy.

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During a recent conversation with One America News, Trump highlighted the vast potential revenue from tariffs.

“They’re just beginning to have an impact, but ultimately, your tariffs could bring in over a trillion dollars annually,” he stated. (1) That’s quite a declaration. According to data from the Treasury Department referenced by Fox Business, total tariff revenue has reached $214.9 billion so far in 2025. (2)

Trump indicated that revenue from tariffs would primarily be utilized to reduce the national debt. “First, we’re paying down debt, because people have let it spiral out of control,” he explained.

The current U.S. national debt stands at an alarming $37.86 trillion, yet Trump believes America can overcome it through growth.

“With the growth we’re experiencing now, the debt is minimal—relatively speaking. You can grow your way out of that debt. It’s not about just paying it back; you can grow out of it,” he argued.

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And then came the surprising revelation: “We might also distribute some of this to the people, almost like a dividend for the American public,” he stated. “We’re considering maybe $1,000 to $2,000—how wonderful would that be?”

This isn’t the first time the concept of returning tariff revenue to citizens has been proposed. In July, Sen. Josh Hawley introduced legislation to send $600 rebate checks to “hardworking Americans,” arguing they should partake in “the prosperity that Trump’s tariffs are generating for the nation.” (3)

Even at the lower $600 amount, some critics raised concerns about the proposal.

“I don’t believe a rebate would be a sound policy choice,” Alex Durante, a senior economist at the Tax Foundation, told CNBC. (4) “I would prefer that the revenue be allocated to reducing the deficit rather than simply issuing checks to the public.”

Others caution that such payouts could fuel inflation—an ongoing issue in the wake of pandemic-related stimulus efforts.

“People will likely spend some of that money, which would add further pressure to prices and may intensify inflationary impacts,” noted Joseph Rosenberg, a senior fellow at the Urban-Brookings Tax Policy Center.

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