US-Canada trade ties: Senate votes to revoke Trump's 10ditional tariffs on Canada; cites harm to 'maine economy'
US-Canada trade ties: Senate votes to revoke Trump's 10ditional tariffs on Canada; cites harm to 'maine economy'
US Senators have dealt a significant blow to President Trump's tariff order on Canada, revoking his authority to impose steep duties. The resolution passed with bipartisan support, including four Republicans, as lawmakers argue the tariffs lack justification under emergency powers. Concerns over economic harm to states like Maine also fueled opposition.
US Senators have dealt a significant blow to President Trump's tariff order on Canada, revoking his authority to impose steep duties. The resolution passed with bipartisan support, including four Republicans, as lawmakers argue the tariffs lack justification under emergency powers. Concerns over economic harm to states like Maine also fueled opposition.
US Senators have dealt a significant blow to President Trump's tariff order on Canada, revoking his authority to impose steep duties. The resolution passed with bipartisan support, including four Republicans, as lawmakers argue the tariffs lack justification under emergency powers. Concerns over economic harm to states like Maine also fueled opposition. 
