The Government can take your land for any reason seen fit by the government for use by the government. They can take your land for an expansion of highways, schools, or any reason under the Right of Escheat by the State or by the federal government! In most cases they exercise this right when a land owner or property owner dies and leaves the property unkept or unowned...But they can and do take properties each year that are legitimately owned and operated properties. I have witnesses the Escheat of property owned by a friend of mine and given to the University of Houston...
No. The federal government had no right to take any Native American land.
Yes. The government can take a farm land for new road under the land acquisition act or under the doctrine of eminent domain.
They took the land and made it government property.
You may have a deed to your land but the government can take your land and your money. It still belong to them. If they like they can condemn your land and give you nothing or they can make you a offer. Anyway yes, they can take your money or a per cent from a bank if deemed for the need of a country..
The government wanted all of the Native Americans land.
Eminent Domain. The government may confiscate the land, provided it pays what it assumes the worth is to the private owner.
eminent domainIt is known as "eminent domain" -- under certain circumstances, a government may take (or more often demand to purchase) land from private owners for valid public purposes.
Differences in government, to take control of land, aggression over past events in history, etc
The government can take your land basically whenever they want, as long as they pay you for it.
( USA ) Eminent domain
They did they were encouraged by the cheap land. The government thought that by the Americans moving west they would be able to take control of more land.
Took my peoples land and promised us peace...but instead it was nomad land ...they try to take our culture away