Dozens of former Fannie Mae employees filed a lawsuit this week, alleging discrimination after being abruptly fired in April over donations made through the government-sponsored enterprise’s charitable program. 

The lawsuit, filed Monday in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, claims that on April 2, more than 80 employees received an email from human resources. It instructed them not to report to the office and instead join a call, where they were informed their employment was being terminated for violating Fannie Mae’s “Charitable Giving” policy.

Fannie Mae didn’t immediately responded to HousingWire’s request for comments. 

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