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The Collins Plaintiffs delivered a copy of a brief filed by the Department of Justice in Laccetti v. SEC, No. 16-1368 (D.C. Cir.), on Mar. 31, 2017, that they say directly contradicts FHFA's position that says the Third Amendment would stand if FHFA were unconstitutionally organized. The Collins Plaintiffs tell Judge Atlas that the Department of Justice explains that while the agency action might not be immediately nullified, an unconstitutionally organized agency's final decision would not be insulated from judicial review and should be reviewed by a validly constituted tribinal. A copy of the Collins Plaintiffs' filing is attached to this e-mail message.16-cv-03113-0050
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