A group of 21 current and former Democratic lawmakers, including U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren and the House and Senate minority leaders, are backing the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau as it fights a court ruling that said the agency's single-director structure is unconstitutional.
November 30, 2016 at 10:31 AM
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The CFPB has defended itself in the case up to this point. The D.C. Circuit last week invited the U.S. Justice Department’s solicitor general’s office to file a brief expressing the views of the federal government.
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