Senators introduce bipartisan bill to give Congress more power over tariffs

US Senate Republican pushes to require congressional approval for new tariffs

It's the latest sign of dissent in the party as Trump's aggressive moves fan recessionary fears. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Senate Moves to Reclaim Tariff Powers

Senators, including some Republicans, are moving to reclaim Congress’ constitutional authority over tariffs. ... The post Senate Moves to Reclaim Tariff Powers appeared first on The New American.

Just one day after Donald Trump announced his reciprocal tariff policy, the Senate is advancing a bipartisan bill to empower Congress against the Republican President’s tariff policy. The legislation, named the Trade Review Act of 2025, was introduced by Senators Chuck Grassley (R-IA) and Maria Cantwell (D-WA). Read more]]>

Senator Grassley introduces bill to restore Congress’ role in trade policy

Senator Chuck Grassley introduced bipartisan legislation Thursday in an attempt to restore Congress’ constitutionally authorized role in trade policy.

Bipartisan Senate Bill Seeks to Give Congress More Power on Tariffs

Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) introduced new legislation on April 3 that aims to reassert Congress’s authority over tariffs following President Donald Trump’s sweeping global levies unveiled on Wednesday. Sen. Maria Cantwell (D-Wash.) cosponsored the measure, which would limit Trump’s ability to impose tariffs. It would also require the president to give Congress 48 hours’ notice before levying new tariffs and set a 60-day expiration date on all …

Thom Tillis says he is “inclined” to support the bill introduced by Chuck Grassley and Maria Cantwell to help give more control over tariffs to congress.