"'Minutemen'
to Patrol Arizona Border" talks about some people deciding to take
on the problem of illegal immigration. This seems a less severe case of
citizens taking matters into their own hands than one I heard about a
while back in the state & national parks out west.
"Supreme
Court to Hear Eminent Domain Case" talks about Connecticut citizens
fighting to keep their homes.
I'm not sure what I think of either of these. I see the legitimacy of the state in creating zoning laws and changing them as the needs of the community change. I can also see where this could be abused. I understand citizens being frustrated with federal failure year after year; I read in history the problems of vigilantes. What is right? What is best? These are hard questions.