A Supreme Court decision invalidating President Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs would set off an immediate operational response by importers, followed by a rapid policy recalibration inside the administration and renewed focus on whether the Department of Commerce—particularly the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS)—has the capacity to migrate tariff policy from emergency powers to conventional trade statutes.
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