Supreme Court rejects tribal members’ bid to intervene in tariff suit

The Supreme Court will not fold claims that President Trump’s International Emergency Economic Powers Act tariffs infringe on tribal commerce rights into broader litigation over the duties’ legality, it announced in a Monday morning order. As part of their Oct. 14 order list compiling decisions on dozens of pending motions and petitions from the previous week, the justices denied without comment tribal plaintiffs’ bid to consolidate their claims about IEEPA tariffs into the suits already pending at the Supreme Court...