The Senate's Indiana split screen on Trump's tariffs

Zoom in: While not fully opposed, Young definitely has questions. He is one of seven Republicans who have signed on to a bill to reassert congressional oversight over tariff actions.

• He also joined a letter asking the White House to spell out how Mexico and Canada might be able to get tariffs lifted, his team confirmed to Axios.
• "Hoosier farmers, manufacturers, and rural communities are often the first to feel the impact of retaliatory actions from other countries," Young posted on Tuesday.
• "While tariffs can be a useful tool, they also carry downside risk if applied without a clear strategy—especially for Hoosier farmers and manufacturers who need certainty," Young said in a statement, though he agrees with pushing back against unfair trade.

Banks has been full-blast singing the praises of the new tariffs and their benefits for Indiana.

• He has touted reports of Honda and GM increasing their production of cars in Indiana — and he's credited Trump's trade policy for the moves.
• "The days of other countries ripping off America and our workers are OVER," he posted on X last week.
• "President Trump is bringing good paying jobs back to Indiana and leading us into the Golden Age of America," Banks told Axios in a statement. "I'm proud to stand with him and fully support his America First trade agenda."