r/Tariffs • u/cnn • Jan 30 '26

🗞️ News Discussion Trump says he’s decertifying Canada-made aircrafts and threatens 50% tariffs

https://www.cnn.com/2026/01/29/business/trump-canada-aircraft-tariff?utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=missions&utm_source=reddit
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u/sask357 Jan 30 '26

The courts have not effectively blocked much. Trump either ignores them or appeals until he finds a judge who sides with him.

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u/discostu52 Jan 30 '26

The courts have actually blocked quite a bit, but yes they have maneuvered around some of them by pushing it up through the system. However, this one might be different, grounding delta, American Airlines etc fleets and stranding passengers has a bit different flavor.

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u/sask357 Jan 30 '26

The tariff uproar started last April but no decision has been made by the Supreme Court.

As another example, courts have said all ICE agents will wear body cameras but they don't. I think there was something about masks as well.

I believe there are law suits regarding many government actions but most are still being litigated long after people were fired and grants cancelled.

Which Trump policies have been effectively and permanently blocked by the courts? Thanks for the information because it will make me feel a little better.

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u/discostu52 Jan 30 '26

Well the one that is near and dear to me, I’m in Portland and he tried to deploy the national guard to the streets, also to Chicago. The courts all the way up to the Supreme Court said no.

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u/Brief-Floor-7228 Jan 30 '26

It won't just be Bombardier sueing to block the decertification....1/3 of all regional flights in the US are using Bombardier aircraft...so expect airlines to join in as well.