Supreme Court tells govt to consider deferring school fee law to April

The court, which does not usually announce in advance the rulings which will be released on a given date, did not announce the next date of the hearing.

The court did issue three rulings on Tuesday, but did not decide on the highly-anticipated issue of the legality of Trump's tariffs, Reuters news agency reported. The court had, last week too, held back decision on the challenges to the US President's global tariff policy.

The arguments made during the November 5, 2025 hearing on the matter had indicated that the court was skeptical that Trump had the authority to impose tariffs under a 1977 law, which gives special powers to the President under emergency situations.