Back in April, President Donald Trump had claimed to have done “over 200 deals” in an interview with Time Magazine, and trade adviser Peter Navarro had said that “90 deals in 90 days” was possible. The country has fallen far short of that, with only eight deals in 120 days, including one with the 27-member European Union.

On Thursday, the 11 judges on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in Washington, which typically specializes in patent law, are scheduled to hear oral arguments from the Trump administration and from the states and businesses that want his sweeping import taxes struck down.

Global leaders are rushing to seal deals with US President Donald Trump before an Aug. 1 deadline, when countries without agreements will be hit with the heaviest tariffs of up to 50%. Most countries are still lacking a trade deal, and key details are scant for those who have one.