Because the US government cannot be sued by anyone without its consent. congress has set up a special court called to handle such cases?

The special court established to handle cases against the U.S. government is called the U.S. Court of Federal Claims. This court allows individuals to file claims for monetary damages against the government, as it operates under the principle of sovereign immunity, which means the government cannot be sued without its consent. The Court of Federal Claims addresses issues such as contract disputes, property takings, and other claims involving federal funds.