Abstract
[...]the Tucker Act, 28 U.S.C. § 1346(a)(2), 1491(a)(1), which generally authorizes claims for money against the United States, might supply an independent and general waiver of sovereign immunity that extends to suits against the federal government under another substantive statute that grants a money remedy against offending persons or entities. [...]if the Court does rule that the Tucker Act may not be used as a vehicle for FCRA claims against the federal government, there are ample narrow grounds for reaching that conclusion that do not require any pronouncement on the scope of the Tucker Act.