Major Questions Limit Emergency Tariffs

The article argues the Supreme Court should apply the 'major questions' doctrine to Trump’s IEEPA tariffs, rejecting a quiet transfer of tariff‑setting from Congress to the presidency under emergency declarations. It frames the case as a test of whether the Roberts Court’s skepticism of executive power extends into foreign‑affairs emergencies. — Extending major‑questions limits to emergency trade actions would reset executive authority in economic policy and reaffirm congressional control over tariffs.