In effect, the argument is that since land was not created by anyone then no one has any more right to it than anyone else. So the land's value should be shared among all of society; which is precisely what a Land Value Tax seeks to do.
Or even just the Mexicans from whom large parts of the US where conquered? (How Mexico got the land is another story.)
I advise reading the 14th amendment as well: "nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law"
For an extra twist: There's the fact that land-as-property is not enshrined in the constitution - that's the land ordinance of 1785. Which would make a constitutional challenge interesting.
And of course, none of all that obviates the original point: Nobody worked to create land, so from a moral standpoint, "land ownership" is a very interesting concept.