US House backs bid to end Canada tariffs in rare rebuke to Trump
The House narrowly passed a resolution on Wednesday to end President Trump's tariffs on Canada. While the measure heads to the Senate, a veto is expected.
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US House of Representatives voted 219 to 211 today, February 11, 2026, to approve a resolution disapproving President Donald Trump's use of a national emergency to impose tariffs on goods from Canada 
CA. This narrow vote represents a rare rebuke of the president by a Republican-majority House and officially advances the congressional review of the trade measures.
US House of Representatives voted 219 to 211 today, February 11, 2026, to approve a resolution disapproving President Donald Trump's use of a national emergency to impose tariffs on goods from Canada CA. This narrow vote represents a rare rebuke of the president by a Republican-majority House and officially advances the congressional review of the trade measures.
