Probably. It gets into eminent domain law. It would also mean you could sue the government for what it seized from you. Amusingly, if there's someone in the mi

Probably. It gets into eminent domain law. It would also mean you could sue the government for what it seized from you. Amusingly, if there's someone in the military who wasn't paying rent because of covid, the policy might have been a Third Amendment violation in that particular case.