He's called a "migrant influencer".
Where I'm from we call his kind, deeply optimistic.
Tik Toker makes video giving illegals step by step instructions on how to occupy people's homes & claim "squatters rights"
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He's called a "migrant influencer".
Where I'm from we call his kind, deeply optimistic.
Chains Broken
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Debp
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Interesting videos.
He's called a "migrant influencer".
Where I'm from we call his kind, deeply optimistic.
A couple of incidents of squatters happened here, Los Angeles area....fancy homes, too.
One lady rented an Airbnb for a short term...then refused to leave. The owner couldn't get her out for a couple of years. The courts sided with the squatter.
The other was more recent, a fancy mansion occupied by several squatters. I think the police finally got them out but they had destroyed the home.
Here's the Airbnb squatter....she wants over $100,000 relocation fee to leave his property! And after not paying rent!
Debp
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I would think this would backfire in Texas. Last I heard they have a castle doctrine law in place that permits property owners to use lethal force to defend their castle, home.
There's something deeply flawed in America when trespassers onto someone's land or into their home are afforded the legal right to stay.
There's something deeply flawed in America when trespassers onto someone's land or into their home are afforded the legal right to stay.
Insane.
The law sides with the squatter.
There's a man facing a murder trial in Arizona. He shot the coyote that was leading a pack of illegals across his extensive area of land.
Supposedly the illegals hightailed it back to Mexico.
His mistake was he called 911. I'd have left the body to rot. I also wouldn't have only shot the coyote.
One day we will hear about these squatters meeting the same fate.
Rella ~ I am a woman
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The worst part is it is on television being talked about along with his video.
He's called a "migrant influencer".
Where I'm from we call his kind, deeply optimistic.
Well, of course . The Left wing media is in league with the enemies of America.
Though the idiot making the squatter video got most of his information wrong,when law enforcement states trespassing is lawful, we're done for already.
That's why Americans will one day enforce the law themselves.
We've already messed up by not defending our border. Now, the natural evolution of an invasion force is to take your home and land.
Some won't stand for that.
BTW, I don't know why you identify as a woman in your screen name.
Your gender is easily seen on your profile block. If someone is lame enough to think that pic is a selfie, that's their issue. Not yours. :)
Dan Clarkston
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In many of the red states, taking over someone's home is a good way to get shot and carried out in a body bag!
It should be for any state, not only Red.
A friend of ours had his home broken into by illegals. They threw boulders from his wife's rock and flower garden through the windows on their front door. All caught on camera.
Hubby came out with his gun and when the illegals saw him they ran. He called police.
They saw the video and his armed response.
What did they do? The cops took his gun. And gave him a warning against brandishing.
Dan Clarkston
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Must have been a blue state.
In a red state at night you can kill them in your yard, but in the day time they have to be inside your house.
Copes in the red state would probably tell you next time wait until they get inside if it's day time, but if it's night time, shoot to kill.
As a retired lawyer who is VERY familiar with adverse possession, I was pleased to see the lawyer's understanding mesh with my own. Until a squatter satisfies the requisite time period for adverse possession, there are NO rights. In Arizona it's FIVE YEARS if you are paying property taxes and TEN YEARS if you're not. Any squatter would be encouraged to leave my property at gunpoint. I have no doubt any Arizona officer would make an arrest for criminal trespass if necessary. Yes, a forcible detainer action might be necessary for an entrenched squatter, but even those are very simple, expedited civil actions. I have NO CLUE why I keep seeing stories about people whose lives are turned into nightmares by squatters taking over their multi-million dollar homes.
Hopefully no one you talk to thinks you're a lawyer. Even Colorado's "Stand Your Ground" law doesn't work anything like you describe. How Does The Colorado Stand Your Ground Law Work?. In Ariona, your heroic homeowner would be charged with homicide.
Yep, it's a blue state.
They thought they left him unarmed.
That was a mistake. Now that they know how it works he said there will be no calling police.
Debp
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And the lady squatter wanted $100,000 in order to leave the doctor's property!!!
Wow, didn't hear that story. I wonder what the verdict will be.
I have heard it's very dangerous for the ranch or land owners in Southern Arizona due to the illegals crossing there.
I think when this kind of thing makes news and especially when the offender actually makes money, others like that see a payday.
It's despicable. Or, it could be just one more plot to cause Americans to rise up so martial law has to step in.
He's in Nogales. Supposedly that's a hotbed for illegal traffic.
Trial underway for Arizona border rancher accused in migrant killing
A 75-year-old Arizona rancher went on trial Friday in the fatal shooting of a migrant on his property near Mexico.
ktar.com
Dan Clarkston
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I'm not in Colorado or Arizona so their laws mean nothing where I'm at.
Where I live it's legal to kill intruders if they are in your house, night or day.
At night you can kill them if they are in your yard, but not in the day time.
So if it's day time you gotta let them come on in to the house and then
you can legally shoot to kill.
And in my state the victims and their families cannot sue the shooter who
shoots criminals when it's a good shoot.
Lawyers are like politicians - you can tell they are lying when their mouth is moving!
Lawyers seek to advocate for criminals more times than not so they are part of the problem.
Rella ~ I am a woman
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Your location says Denver Col... so maybe you should change that
Lawyers would know the answer to that one.
Pray you never need either .Lawyers are like politicians - you can tell they are lying when their mouth is moving!
Um,no.
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