The decision by UNELECTED federal government agency officials to Nationalize 2 of the worlds largest privately owned financial intermediaries may also violate the Major Questions Doctrine as articulated by Gorsuch last month in West Virginia v EPA:
"First, this Court has indicated that the doctrine applies when an agency claims the power to resolve a matter of great “political significance,” NFIB v. OSHA,"
"Second, this Court has said that an agency must point to clear congressional authorization when it seeks to regulate “‘a significant portion of the American economy,’” ante, at 18 (quoting Utility Air, 573 U. S., at 324), or require “bil- lions of dollars in spending” by private persons or entities, King v. Burwell, 576 U. S. 473, 485 (2015)."
"Third, this Court has said that the major questions doc- trine may apply when an agency seeks to “intrud[e] into an area that is the particular domain of state law.” Ibid. Of course, another longstanding clear-statement rule—the federalism canon—also applies in these situations. To pre- serve the “proper balance between the States and the Fed- eral Government” and enforce limits on Congress’s Com- merce Clause power, courts must “‘be certain of Congress’s intent’” before finding that it “legislate[d] in areas tradi- tionally regulated by the States.” Gregory v. Ashcroft, 501 U. S. 452, 459–460 (1991). But unsurprisingly, the major questions doctrine and the federalism canon often travel to- gether. When an agency claims the power to regulate vast swaths of American life, it not only risks intruding on Con- gress’s power, it also risks intruding on powers reserved to the States. See SWANC, 531 U. S., at 162, 174
While this list of triggers may not be exclusive, each of the signs the Court has found significant in the past is pre- sent here, making this a relatively easy case for the doc- trine’s application."
That's it? An email between two WH advisors talking about nationalizing FnF, when the legal status is Conservatorship and also FnF are subject to a congressional Charter that bars the United States from using the FnF's assets and securities to make money. Please, show some respect to the Rule of Law and keep the emails between Govt officials for yourself! Show me the law and regulations.