Trump’s aggressive trade stance toward India is facing serious resistance on Capitol Hill. Three US House Democrats have introduced a resolution to end the national emergency used to justify tariffs of up to 50 percent on Indian goods, a move they call illegal and economically reckless. The push comes after bipartisan senators moved to block similar emergency-based tariffs, exposing growing unease over the President’s use of executive powers to reshape trade relations. Lawmakers argue the duties punish American consumers, hurt jobs and strain one of Washington’s most important strategic partnerships. Indian-American members of Congress have also raised alarm over H1B visa fees, immigration crackdowns and rising anti-Indian sentiment. As Congress pushes back, the message is clear: Trump’s India policy is no longer going unchallenged, and the fallout could redefine US-India ties.