Freddie Mac on Dec. 3 filed a lawsuit against Maryland and Prince George's County finance officials for "illegally" charging it deed transfer and recordation taxes on the 2012 sale of a District Heights apartment building. The lawsuit seeks the "immediate refund" of $696,000 plus interest and costs.
"The payment of the transfer/recordation taxes diverts funds from Freddie Mac's congressionally mandated missions, which include to assist in resolving the nation's housing crisis," the suit states.
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Must really be hard to be a Columbia Law student and suffer the Mike Brown trauma. Especially a school that hides behind the Buckley Amendment (privacy) to conceal Obama educational records which in all probability conceal a felony. He undoubtedly was claiming foreign student status for Federal financial aid purposes. How's Federal Fraud grab you? I can't imagine that it doesn't also apply to the Univ.
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