Mr. Speaker, my Republican colleagues are trying to use today's procedural rule vote to sneak in a provision that would block a vote on Trump's tariffs for the next 6 months. I have a bill to end Trump's tariffs on Mexico, the United States' number one trading partner, that Republicans have been stalling for months. They have also blocked our bills to end the tariffs on Canada and the so-called liberation day tariffs. These tariffs have been a disaster for American families and businesses. Domestic manufacturing is in a downturn. Farmers are suffering, and the tariffs cost the average American household over $1,000 per household in the last year alone, according to the nonpartisan Tax Foundation. Too many of our Republican colleagues would rather surrender their congressional authority than stand up to Trump. They would rather cross their fingers or pray that the Supreme Court settles this. Let's be clear. A vote for this rule is a vote in favor of Trump's illegal tariffs. It is a vote for higher costs for the American people, and it is an abdication of our duty as Members of Congress. I urge my colleagues, Republican and Democratic alike, to vote 'no.'
On the recordFebruary 10, 2026
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Addressing the impact of Trump's tariffs during a procedural rule vote.
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