House Republicans Propose Bill to Curb Trump’s Tariffs
House Republicans are proposing a bill designed to give Congress the power to block tariffs imposed by the President. This legislation, framed as a mechanism for congressional oversight, aims to curtail the executive branch’s authority in setting trade policy, particularly focusing on the controversial tariffs implemented during the Trump administration.
The bill’s core mechanism involves a 60-day review period. Any tariffs imposed by the President would automatically expire after 60 days unless Congress explicitly approves them via a resolution. Furthermore, Congress could proactively overturn existing tariffs at any time through a resolution of disapproval. This structure attempts to balance the need for swift executive action in certain circumstances with the crucial role of Congress in shaping national economic policy.… Continue reading
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