While the coronavirus pandemic has paused or delayed many legal proceedings, court actions by the U.S. government to take private property for the border wall have accelerated in recent months
LAREDO, Texas—Tony Medina sat at a desk in his home last week, surrounded by toolboxes and photos of his family. In front of him was a neatly printed four-page statement he had prepared for his virtual hearing to explain to a federal judge why he doesn’t want the property he has owned for more than 40 years to be taken by the U.S. government for a border wall.
Mr. Medina’s hearing last week was the first to be held telephonically in the government’s race to survey land in the Laredo area for a border wall it says will block...
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