Trump Administration Allows Some CFPB Work to Resume Amid Court Battle, Emails Show
(Reuters) - Facing a legal challenge over its abrupt decision to halt work last month, the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has since Thursday allowed several offices to resume functions that officials say are required by law, according to newly released emails.
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