A man in Tijuana, Mexico, watches a border wall prototype being built near San Diego in October. And recent events have stoked concerns of imminent land standoffs: The White House is seeking to hire additional attorneys to seize land. [The biggest problem with Trump’s border wall isn’t money. If that fails, Trump would need to seize land by eminent domain, potentially rivaling the largest federal land acquisition projects in history. The Supreme Court was just as reluctant as Congress to acknowledge a federal power to seize land inside state borders.

Source: Washington Post November 29, 2017 11:02 UTC