April 4, 2025, 3:21 pm
As debate over U.S. trade policies continues, several Republican lawmakers are showing hesitation in using Congress’ authority to block President Trump’s tariff actions. They argue that intentionally defying the president could worsen international tensions and hinder swift policy solutions, stirring a broader discussion on the limits of executive power.
A handful of Republicans say they support limiting the president's ability to impose tariffs, but the idea of defying Trump seemed to squelch potential for quick action.
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