Vought stops drawing CFPB funding; Jackson issues a contempt warning

Date
Dec 29, 2025
Kind
Appropriations
Status
Still defying
Source
prospect.org ↗
Court or forum
NTEU v. Vought, D.D.C., Judge Amy Berman Jackson
What happened
Vought argued CFPB could not lawfully request funds because the Fed had operating losses and stopped requesting transfers; Jackson clarified that declining to seek funding would violate her injunction and gave "fair warning as to what future conduct may be found contemptuous.".
Publisher
The American Prospect
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