House lawmakers rejected an attempt by Speaker Mike Johnson to block votes on resolutions disapproving of President Trump’s tariffs—paving the way for lawmakers to rebuke Trump’s signature economic policy

Wednesday, February 11, 2026 at 3:37 AM

#House Lawmakers #Mike Johnson #Trade Policy #Trump Tariffs

The US House of Representatives rejected Speaker Mike Johnson's attempt to block votes on resolutions disapproving of Trump's tariffs, allowing for a potential rebuke of his economic policy.

Story Timeline: House Lawmakers Rebuke Trump's Tariffs on Canada

Feb 11, 2026

House lawmakers rejected an attempt by Speaker Mike Johnson to block votes on resolutions disapproving of President Trump’s tariffs—paving the way for lawmakers to rebuke Trump’s signature economic policy(current)

Feb 12, 2026The GOP-led House passed a resolution designed to roll back President Trump’s tariffs on Canada, as six Republicans joined Democrats in rebuking the administration’s signature economic policy

Feb 12, 2026Everybody’s Playing the Protectionism Game. But What to Protect?

House lawmakers rejected an attempt by Speaker Mike Johnson to block votes on resolutions disapproving of President Trump’s tariffs—paving the way for lawmakers to rebuke Trump’s signature economic policy

Story Timeline: House Lawmakers Rebuke Trump's Tariffs on Canada

Read More On

Related Articles

The White House is at loggerheads with Congress over one of President Trump’s signature housing proposals, a ban on Wall Street investors buying single-family homes

President Trump’s effort to push Republican state lawmakers to create more GOP-favorable House districts is on track to yield far fewer gains than expected

House lawmakers rejected an attempt by Speaker Mike Johnson to block votes on resolutions disapproving of President Trump’s tariffs—paving the way for lawmakers to rebuke Trump’s signature economic policy

Story Timeline: House Lawmakers Rebuke Trump's Tariffs on Canada

Read More On

Related Articles

The White House is at loggerheads with Congress over one of President Trump’s signature housing proposals, a ban on Wall Street investors buying single-family homes

President Trump’s effort to push Republican state lawmakers to create more GOP-favorable House districts is on track to yield far fewer gains than expected