(WASHINGTON) — Back in April, President Donald Trump made his decadeslong view on tariffs the official policy of the United States by imposing sweeping levies on virtually all global trade partners.

On Wednesday, the Supreme Court will consider whether those tariffs are lawful and allowed to stand.

Trump is calling it the “most important” case before the court in its history.

As Supreme Court returns, major tests ahead for Trump’s presidential power In a sign of his personal stake in the issue, Trump had talked about going to watch the arguments himself, which would have likely made him the first sitting U.S. president to do so. But he reversed course on Sunday, saying he didn’t want to cause a distraction by attending.

“No, I don’t think so, because I don’t want to call a lot of atten

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