Fighting State Overreach: Tyler v. Hannepin County explained

With the other stories dominating headlines, you might have missed a United States Supreme Court case being fought across the pond. The case involves 94-year-old Minneapolis woman Geraldine Tyler, who in 2015 had her condo seized by Hennepin County due to unpaid property taxes amounting to $15,000. A year later, the condo was sold for $40,000, and Tyler received nothing.
Represented by Christina Martin of the Pacific Legal Foundation (PLF), Tyler is now fighting her case in the Supreme Court, arguing that the state had no right to retain the remaining £25,000 from the value of the sale.
To discuss this, IEA Communications Officer Harrison Griffiths spoke to PLF attorney David J. Deerson.
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[@chrisharger6]

The United States Supreme Court ruled unanimously in her favor and they also struck down Minnesota's law and laws in 11 other states that are similar as unconstitutional for violating the fifth amendment.

[@matsumoku1]

Yep, and this case is going to be a fabulous basis for putting a bullet in the head of the corrupt and unconstitutional tax sale investment scheme industry.

[@brothermitchlove1]

This has been the law of the land in Minnesota for 88 years... The state has obtained vast amounts of land and treasurer over the 88 years of lawlessness... And you in this video have not even scratched the surface. It goes much deeper than you think... Government Careers have been made; Government departments created and have been run for years. Government even has side hustles that are currently making money with all the stolen property. Its true,. its true..............