IP Law Daily, VITAL BRIEFING—U.S. House challenges Trump’s tariffs on Canadian imports, (Feb 13, 2026)
Organizations Mentioned:U.S. House of Representatives
The move signals possible future Congressional moves if the Supreme Court upholds the president’s tariff orders.
The U.S. House of Representatives voted to remove the basis for Canadian tariffs imposed last year by President Trump, advancing a joint resolution previously passed by the Senate. Trump is expected to veto the measure.
The House’s move came as a ruling from the Supreme Court is awaited on the legality of Trump’s broader tariff orders.
Other tariff news this week includes confusion over the terms of a recent U.S.-India agreement and an analysis of second-order effects of Chinese tariffs.
In this edition of Tariffs Insights, Thomas Thompson discusses the impact on the global trade picture.
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