<h1>Senate Votes to Block Trump's Canadian Tariffs by Ending Fentanyl Emergency Declaration as Four Republicans Break Ranks</h1> The Senate passed a resolution (51-48) to halt President Trump's tariffs on Canadian imports by ending his fentanyl-related emergency declaration. This rebuke came hours after Trump announced sweeping international trade restrictions. Four Republican senators broke ranks to support the Democratic measure. Trump criticized these senators on social media, claiming Canada wasn't doing enough to stop fentanyl trafficking, though data shows minimal seizures at the northern border compared to the southern border. Democrats argued the tariffs would function as a national sales tax on Americans, raising prices and disrupting industries. Republican leadership defended Trump's actions as necessary for border security, while some GOP senators expressed concerns about economic impacts on businesses and consumers.