Lawmakers from both parties express concern over President Trump's auto import tariffs, prompting bipartisan legislation to reclaim Congressional authority over tariffs. Although the bill is backed by several senators, including Republicans, Senate Majority Leader John Thune predicts it has no future given Trump's veto threat. The White House argues that such legislation would jeopardize national security and trade negotiations, asserting the tariffs are vital for U.S. interests. The situation reveals a divided Republican stance on Trump's approach, alongside mounting pressure from Democrats for increased oversight on tariff impositions.