(The Center Square) – Blackfeet Nation members asked the Supreme Court on Monday to set aside 15 minutes during oral arguments in the case challenging President Donald Trump's tariffs.

Montana state Sen. Susan Webber, rancher Jonathan St. Goddard, and Rhonda and David Mountain Chief previously asked the nation's highest court to allow them to intervene in the case because Trump's tariffs "directly burden cross-border commerce of these tribal plaintiffs, who operate small businesses and family ranches near the U.S.-Canada border."

The Supreme Court hasn't ruled on the request to intervene . Solicitor General D. John Sauer opposed the request to intervene on behalf of the Trump administration. He said lower courts should address the tribal issues before consideration in the existi

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