Thursday, September 16, 2021 11:24:41 AM
FHFA is no longer constitutional and the power they thought they had is thus modified, this modification however is the problem, the court said “for cause” is illegal nothing more than that, so subsequently you think as everybody else, it must thus be “at-will” but that was all SCOTUS said on it, it did not reach the question “is “for-cause” severable from HERA”, now in real life when somebody changes the for-cause to at-will, they will run into a problem as now all undelaying provisions breach this new at-will power, the president does not have legislative power, and it does not have judicial power, the government will lose basically ALL the lawsuits if they alter the provision, the problem is now thus acute as the FHFA does not properly function under the separation of powers (or ever will be), and all the actions are thus void-ab-initio, I wonder dozens of lawyers are working around the clock to come up with a solution on this breach, but it cannot be fixed as they cannot alter the separation of power, it just took too long and they waiting too long, so we should see something from the government how they will fix the unconstitutionality of the FHFA in the coming months.
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