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Fed Losses May Sour CFPB’s Supreme Court Win
June 3, 2024
Shannon Clark
Since September 2022, the Federal Reserve has been in a deficit and has still continued to fund the CFPB, a problem for the legality of the bureau’s funding, according to Hal Scott, a Harvard Law professor.
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