The House will vote on opposing Trump’s new tariffs on Canadian imports, highlighting deep congressional divisions over trade policy.

The U.S. House of Representatives is set to vote on a resolution opposing President Trump's newly imposed tariffs on Canadian imports, marking a significant political showdown. The tariffs, aimed at protecting American industries, have sparked debate over their economic impact and trade relations. Lawmakers are divided, with some supporting the move as necessary protectionism and others warning of retaliatory measures and harm to U.S. consumers and businesses. The vote reflects broader tensions within Congress over trade policy and the administration's unilateral approach.