Fannie Mae-No Politics (FNMA)

[Robert from yahoo bd]

That's right, typically the SCOTUS will issue a ruling stating the resolution of the questions presented with remand to the lower courts for a finding consistent with their ruling. So here, the SCOTUS could rule that the nws was an ultra vires act of a federal agency director under HERA and pursuant to the Administrative Procedures Act is void. They could also rule that the head of the FHFA is removable at will and punt on the remedy portion of the Severability Analysis since the Collins Plaintiffs will have received the remedy they seek from the court. It would be nice if the SCOTUS further clarified the Anti-injunction and Succession Clause aspects of HERA for Collins and all of the other Litigation making its way up the federal circuits to possibly come knocking on the SCOTUS door again.