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Canada Knew Before Anyone Else — And Trump Just Ran Out of Legal Time

On February 20, 2026, the Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that IEEPA does not
authorize the President to impose tariffs. Markets rallied. Governments
celebrated. And within 90 minutes, Trump signed a brand new tariff using
a completely different law.

Same building. Same man. Different statute.

But here's what nobody covered: Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974 —
Trump's replacement weapon — has a kill switch built into the law.
150 days. It expires automatically on July 24, 2026.

The same window the CUSMA/USMCA review begins.

The same window Canada has been preparing for — for 12 months.

In this video, we break down:

► The Supreme Court ruling that struck down $160B in IEEPA tariffs
► How Trump replaced them before 5PM using Section 122
► The 150-day legal countdown nobody in Washington is talking about
► Why the CUSMA review on July 1 changes everything
► How Canada's negotiating position just became the strongest since NAFTA
► What happens when the clock hits zero


SOURCES & REFERENCES:

► Supreme Court Opinion — Learning Resources v. Trump (Feb 20, 2026)
► White House Fact Sheet — Section 122 Proclamation (Feb 20, 2026)
► Tax Foundation — IEEPA Tariff Revenue Analysis
► Yale Budget Lab — Household Tariff Cost Estimates
► CFR Senior Fellow Inu Manak — Congressional Extension Analysis
► Globe and Mail — CUSMA Review Editorial
► CBC — CUSMA Mechanics Reporting
► CSIS — Carney Trade Strategy Analysis
► NBC News — Trump Press Conference Live Blog (Feb 20, 2026)


ENCLODED:

1 — The Ruling That Was Supposed to End Everything
2 — What the Supreme Court Actually Said
3 — The 90-Minute Pivot: Section 122
4 — Kavanaugh's Warning from the Dissent
5 — The Kill Switch Inside the Law
6 — Canada's Move Before the Ruling Dropped
7 — The July Collision: CUSMA Meets the Countdown
8 — Two Futures. One Clock. No Clean Path.


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