Following the Supreme Court's 6-3 decision to overturn Trump's extensive tariffs (under the IEEPA), President Trump's reaction and statements can be summarized as follows: He described the decision as "deeply disappointing" and "disgraceful," targeted some judges as "a disgrace to our nation," and claimed that "foreign interests influenced the court."

As for "what he's waiting for" now: Trump and his White House team are preparing to implement alternative routes immediately after the decision. In press conferences and statements, Trump indicated the following:

- He said the decision "ended uncertainty" (now we have certainty).
- "Plan B," or stronger methods, are available: He plans to re-implement tariffs using other legal powers (such as existing trade laws, national security grounds, or Section 232/301). - He made an immediate move: At a press conference, he announced a **new 10% global tariff**, in addition to the existing tariffs.
- He stated that tariffs on fentanyl (a drug) (especially targeting China, Canada, and Mexico) would continue.
- He emphasized that he could proceed without needing Congress and said, "We will increase tariff revenues."

In short, Trump is no longer waiting for the Supreme Court decision — the decision came out and was in favor of cancellation. Now he is waiting/planning to **re-implement** and enforce tariffs through alternative legal mechanisms. White House officials say that many tariffs can be maintained or reintroduced with the remaining powers (non-IEEPA methods). This process may involve potential new lawsuits, congressional intervention, or international reactions (breakdowns of trade agreements, retaliations), but Trump is signaling swift action by saying, "we will go stronger."

Economic markets are also watching this "workaround" and the announcement of the new 10% tariff; Although uncertainty has decreased, the risk of trade wars remains.
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