The President of The United States is the "Sole" organ when dealing with foreign entities, policies, and contracts. As the "Sole" organizer the POTUS can make treaties and contracts and break them at will. All the courts in the US are part of Judicial System which is domestic and have "Zero" authority over the POTUS decisions. Congress is part of the Legislative Branch and is a domestic only entity. They cannot enter into any contracts, nor set policies with foreign entities. However, as part of the "Checks and Balances" Congress may convene and vote against any of the President's decisions in regards to contracts or policies, but only after the fact that they had been rendered. Therefor, the SCOTUS, has no authority whatsoever to alter any foreign contracts, which tariffs are binding enforceable contracts with foreign entities. The SCOTUS cannot even give directions unless explicitly asked for, by plaintiffs, because part of the job of any US judge is to explain the law to anyone inside a courtroom but they are not obliged nor permitted to offer remedies because that would be advocating and cause for bias. However, the courts are allowed to render any logic in any of their decisions, thus giving them an opportunity to give protocols. The only remedy for those opposed to tariffs will need an act of Congress by both the House and the Senate, and they must be made into laws because they set precedence. Voting on war is different because war is not a constant but tariffs are, therefor they require permanent laws to be set. ThankQ for your attention to these facts.