Institute for Justice
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Conor Beck
August 11, 2020
National Food Freedom Advocate Condemns Albuquerque’s Unconstitutional Ban on Homemade Food Sales
Albuquerque bans the sale of safe homemade foods the rest of New Mexico allows
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Conor Beck
July 31, 2020
Where’s the Beef? Congress’s COVID-19 Relief Packages Contain a Conspicuous Omission
Federal law prevents farmers from slaughtering meat in their communities, which contributed to the meat shortage during the pandemic
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Andrew Wimer
July 30, 2020
New report: CBP, Other DHS Agencies Seized $500 Million From Air Travelers Over Missing Paperwork
CBP and other Homeland Security agencies use civil forfeiture to take and keep currency from travelers whose only crime is ignorance of reporting requirements
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Conor Beck
July 28, 2020
Roseau County Landowners Coalition Teams Up with National Organization, Launches Campaign Against Minnesota’s Pointless Land Grab
The Roseau Lake Rehabilitation Project could threaten thousands of acres of productive, family-owned farmland for no real public benefit
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J. Justin Wilson
July 23, 2020
Seattle ‘Housing Affordability’ Law Forces Hard-working Homeowners to Pay Ransom for Building Permit—Now Two Residents Are Fighting Back
Seattle’s ironically-named law makes renovating a modest home prohibitively expensive for middle-income homeowners
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Andrew Wimer
July 22, 2020
Reforms to Chicago’s Impound Program Are Not Enough
The Institute for Justice’s federal class action lawsuit to correct the program’s abuses will continue
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Andrew Wimer
July 22, 2020
South Side Pitch Business Competition Moves Online this Fall
Application period is now open in annual competition to showcase entrepreneurs
August 12, 2020
July 21, 2020
