BLACK, Circuit Judge:
At issue in the present appeal is whether predeprivation notice and a hearing must be provided when the Government executes an arrest warrant against real property, but refrains from asserting physical control. We conclude that the Due Process Clause of the Fifth Amendment mandates provision of such predeprivation procedures even when the seizure of real property is not physically intrusive. Accordingly, we reverse the district
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