Senate Votes to Challenge Trump’s Canadian Tariffs

Senator Tim Kaine has introduced a resolution aimed at reversing President Trump's tariffs on Canadian imports, citing concerns over economic impacts and questioning the national security justification for such measures. While some Republicans express unease about the tariffs, particularly regarding their effects on American industries, the party largely supports Trump's aggressive trade approach. Kaine's resolution has garnered interest from several GOP senators, potentially challenging party unity. Recent federal data contradicts Trump's claims of a fentanyl threat from Canada, showing minimal seizures compared to the southern border. The upcoming Senate vote represents a significant moment for Republicans, with the potential for dissent against Trump's policies. If passed, the resolution could face obstacles in the House, where Speaker Mike Johnson has moved to block tariff critics from forcing a vote.