Trump Tariffs @ Supreme Court: What’s Next?

The President of United States, Donald Trump has started to impose pretty strong restrictions on the visa policies and also the tariff slabs. In this context, a case has been filed at the U.S. Supreme Court against the Trump tariff.

Indian-American lawyer Neal Katyal is once again in the spotlight as he takes on former US President Donald Trump’s tariff policy before the Supreme Court.

Katyal, one of the most respected legal minds in the US, is leading the challenge against Trump’s 2018 decision to impose higher tariffs on imported steel and aluminum, which critics argue violated trade laws and hurt American industries.

Born in Chicago to Indian immigrant parents, Katyal studied at Dartmouth College and Yale Law School. He later served as the Acting Solicitor General of the United States under President Barack Obama, where he argued several landmark cases before the Supreme Court.

Over the years, he has built a reputation as a skilled constitutional lawyer who often stands up for democratic values and legal accountability.

In this case, Katyal argues that Trump exceeded his presidential powers by continuing tariffs even after the original justification had ended. His stand is seen as a key test of presidential authority and the limits of executive power.

Known for his sharp courtroom presence and clarity of arguments, Katyal’s appearance in this case has once again highlighted his role as one of America’s top legal defenders of constitutional balance.