The Supreme Court hasn't ruled on Trump's tariffs yet, with a decision expected by June.

Nearly three months after oral arguments, the Supreme Court has not yet ruled on President Donald Trump’s tariffs, defying initial expectations of a swift decision. Despite Trump’s legal team urging speed over economic concerns, the court’s timeline aligns with its typical pace, especially for complex cases involving separation of powers. Justices expressed skepticism during arguments, and delays may stem from internal deliberations, potential dissenting opinions, or a backlog of emergency appeals. Legal experts say the delay is not unusual, noting that major rulings often take months, and the final decision—expected by June—will likely hinge on carefully crafted language with significant legal and political implications.