No, SCOTUS, The Federal Reserve Isn’t An ‘Independent Agency’
The Supreme Court was surely correct in its recent majority decision acknowledging President Trump acted within his authority in removing two holdover members of so-called “independent agencies.” But then the Supremes got too-cute-by-half with a possible carve out for the Federal Reserve.
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