The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is on the line Tuesday at the Supreme Court.
The government agency created after the 2008 financial crisis to protect Americans from predatory and deceptive businesses practices is on the line Tuesday at the, the independent watchdog and banking regulator, in a case that could impact anyone who has a mortgage, loan or credit card.
They want the court to invalidate everything the CFPB has done since its inception because of the allegedly illegal arrangement.
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