Re-read section 3, that's defines what can be considered public use, etc. This does, indeed, provide more federal restrictions on taking private property than we had before. Now we need to stop the States and local governments. Some States have enabled protections, others have not. I'll remind you that it was the liberal justices that allowed private property to be stolen from individuals to benefit, not the public but developers and the tax-man, in the kilo case, which paved the way for others.

This is a positive step for individual rights.