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Treasury filed a reply brief in support of its motion to dismiss the Rop Plaintiffs' complaint and a brief opposing the Rop Plaintiffs' summary judgment request, and copies of those filings are attached to this e-mail message. Treasury tells Judge Maloney that it did nothing wrong and he, like every other court to date, should block shareholder challenges to the Net Worth Sweep. Treasury maintains its position that the constitutional infirmities the Rop Plaintiffs see concerning FHFA don't hold water and provide no basis to invalidate the Third Amendment. Treasury urges Judge Maloney to grant its motion to dismiss and deny the Rop Plaintiffs' motion for summary judgment.17-cv-00497-0034 17-cv-00497-0035
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