The Supreme Court is reviewing a case where the Mexican government seeks to hold U.S. gun manufacturers accountable for violence in Mexico, attributing it to firearms produced in the United States, amidst strained U.S.-Mexico relations following President Trump's policies on migration and border security. During oral arguments, justices expressed skepticism about Mexico's claims, focusing on a federal law that protects gun manufacturers from liability, suggesting the court may rule against Mexico. Concurrently, a federal judge reinstated Cathy Harris to the Merit Systems Protection Board, ruling her removal by President Trump was unlawful, while new tariffs on Mexican goods highlight ongoing trade tensions between the two nations.
