In mid-2021, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced a plan for the state to build a border wall. To date, the
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Friday Roundup 7-16-21
Writing in the Washington Times, George Mason University law professor Ilya Somin addresses the issue of “just compensation” required under
Friday Roundup 7-9-21
A lawsuit against the city of Chicago illustrates the adage, “it’s not what you know, it’s who you know.” In
A Non-victory for Property Rights
Two weeks ago, the Texas Senate passed HB 2730, an action that many are proclaiming as a victory for property
The “Other Guy, ” Again
We frequently hear individuals claim that their property rights are being violated. It happens when the government uses eminent domain
And the Wall didn’t Come Tumbling Down
President-elect Biden has promised to halt construction on the border wall when he takes office in January. He has also
Complaining vs. Rights
State Representative Ernest Bailes has pre-filed a bill that will allow property owners to file a complaint with the state
A Contradiction at the Border
For decades, the government has been preventing property owners from using their land as they choose. Under the guise of