Connecticut Homeowners Fight to Prevent City From Taking Their Homes for Redevelopment
Janet Rodriguez's house on First Avenue in West Haven, Conn., is one of the homes the city is approved the use eminent domain on to make way for a $200 million high-end mall.
By Heritage Foundation Melissa Quinn—— Bio and Archives--September 16, 2015
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Every day, Janet Rodriguez sits at her home in West Haven, Conn., and she waits.
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