Illegal immigrants told to ‘invade’ US homes by TikToker

[Aerovette]

Originally Posted by LATB

In Florida we have “castle doctrine” and if I feel threatened I can shoot to kill and I absolutely will.

Everything is so ass-backwards that a squatter in an abandoned house, could shoot and kill someone at came in, based on castle doctrine. He's a squatter so it's his property for that moment.

[Aerovette]

Originally Posted by PLRX

a sawzall, plastic bags and a shopping mall dumpster would do the trick

No plastic bags. I want parts dragged away and eaten by every animal nature has to offer. Nothing should be preserved.

[Unsuspicious]

So if they're squatting, you can still cut off utilities, right? I know they'll probably just shit in buckets, use candles, and buy water with their government money but do you think the homeowner would be charged for not providing and even paying for utilities?

[Millenium Vette]

Originally Posted by Sea Six

I watched the entire video.

If that squatter had decided to take them to court they would have cleaned his ****ing clock.

Landlord, full-time, of 34 years and I’m in a conservative court system area. They still would have had a field day in my neck of the woods. I’m not even mentioning the criminal charges that he racked up in that video. I’m just talking about the civil case that would have castrated him. And his mom too, since she signed the lease with him after the squatter moved in.

PLUS … the squatter can still go after him now… AFTER he has conveniently posted all of this evidence to be used against himself.

Idiot.

Would you elaborate on what laws he has broken and how he would lose in court? I've just watched a few of his videos dealing with squatters and he claims to know what is legal. The police appear in some of his videos and tell the squatters that it's a civil matter and there's nothing the police can do.

[Sea Six]

Originally Posted by Millenium Vette

Would you elaborate on what laws he has broken and how he would lose in court? I've just watched a few of his videos dealing with squatters and he claims to know what is legal. The police appear in some of his videos and tell the squatters that it's a civil matter and there's nothing the police can do.

In Florida if someone is occupying property to the exten that they were, they have possession of the property and they have to be evicted. It’s legally their property and by walking in there like he did he was basically burglarizing their property if they hadn’t given him permission to enter. Setting up cameras inside, I’d say that was a civil matter rather than criminal depending on what he did with the data coming in from the cameras, but he can’t do that any more than he could gain entry into anyone else’s house and go around setting up cameras. Imagine if I had done any of that to your house … I’d be up the shits creek and you know that as well as I do be cause as far as the law is concerned it’s your ****ing house. That’s where he would be if the occupants had decided to lawyer up.

Illegal evictions in FL and I dare say all of the other states will get you into a world of trouble.

[Unsuspicious]

Originally Posted by Millenium Vette

Would you elaborate on what laws he has broken and how he would lose in court? I've just watched a few of his videos dealing with squatters and he claims to know what is legal. The police appear in some of his videos and tell the squatters that it's a civil matter and there's nothing the police can do.

I've not watched the video but I'm going to bet the illegality is along the lines of landlords performing "self-help evictions"

[Sea Six]

Originally Posted by Unsuspicious

I've not watched the video but I'm going to bet the illegality is along the lines of landlords performing "self-help evictions"

And you’d be right about that

[Torqaholic]

Free slaves that volunteer themselves. What's not to like?

[higgyburners]

[BRUIZER]

Originally Posted by Sea Six

In Florida if someone is occupying property to the exten that they were, they have possession of the property and they have to be evicted. It’s legally their property and by walking in there like he did he was basically burglarizing their property if they hadn’t given him permission to enter. Setting up cameras inside, I’d say that was a civil matter rather than criminal depending on what he did with the data coming in from the cameras, but he can’t do that any more than he could gain entry into anyone else’s house and go around setting up cameras. Imagine if I had done any of that to your house … I’d be up the shits creek and you know that as well as I do be cause as far as the law is concerned it’s your ****ing house. That’s where he would be if the occupants had decided to lawyer up.

Illegal evictions in FL and I dare say all of the other states will get you into a world of trouble.

We've physically had a non-paying tenant removed from a siblings home with the help of family. We did go the legal route getting a court ordered eviction prior, which took two-weeks and one day to have a hearing...then 24hr wait once the judge signed the order.

Called but the sheriff was 30min out. No reason to identify ourselves as the owner, simply stating we were representing the owner and to gtfo NOW.
It worked.
Once the Sheriff arrived a bit later the pos was long gone.

I have a good portion of the event recorded on my phone from a couple years back. I'd post the recording if someone knows where to host the recording (somewhat) anonymously?

When cleaning up the filth, we found a meth stem inside underneath some paperwork. I wish one of us would of found the stem when he was still on the property.. I hate f'ing tweakers with a passion.

[Sea Six]

All of you guys saying illegal evictions work just fine and dandy unless you get hauled into court are absolutely correct.

It’s the ones that do that are ****ed. The rest of you were just lucky. It doesn’t mean illegal evictions are entirely safe and without consequences. I happen to like the stuff I’ve worked so hard for too much to risk it.

[Millenium Vette]

Originally Posted by Sea Six

In Florida if someone is occupying property to the exten that they were, they have possession of the property and they have to be evicted. It’s legally their property and by walking in there like he did he was basically burglarizing their property if they hadn’t given him permission to enter. Setting up cameras inside, I’d say that was a civil matter rather than criminal depending on what he did with the data coming in from the cameras, but he can’t do that any more than he could gain entry into anyone else’s house and go around setting up cameras. Imagine if I had done any of that to your house … I’d be up the shits creek and you know that as well as I do be cause as far as the law is concerned it’s your ****ing house. That’s where he would be if the occupants had decided to lawyer up.

Illegal evictions in FL and I dare say all of the other states will get you into a world of trouble.

What is the process in California where the guy has done these evictions? It's also a civil matter according to the police who have been there a few times when he's done stuff like this.

YouTube

Thoughts?

[Aerovette]

In my opinion, evictions should be exactly like a job termination. You quitting? You should give notice. You're fired, get a box. Key code wiped, passwords killed, phone extension cut off...you're out.

Terminated employees are typically asked to leave immediately so they don't have any ability to do damage to the company, coworkers, or property. They should be kicked out of the hose so they also can't spray paint the walls and cut wiring or steal plumbing, etc.

[NEED-A-VETTE]

Originally Posted by Aerovette

No need for shooting. No one knows they exist once they are set free into the wild by border patrol. That is by design. Therefore, when neighbors get together and "disappear" them, no one even looks for them. They are a non-person.

What was his name? Juan Gonzales? Yeah, there's only a million of those.

[ZipZap]

That home in NYC is now empty. Supposedly, the squatters had a couple visitors

[Mick]

Originally Posted by Millenium Vette

What is the process in California where the guy has done these evictions? It's also a civil matter according to the police who have been there a few times when he's done stuff like this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yv-xysAWa0U

Thoughts?

I didn't watch the whole video, but I probably will later. The reality (in NJ anyway) is that tenancy IS a civil matter, and has it's own court, with that court's orders enforced by the County Sherriff.

What this means for example, is that if I go away on vacation, and come back to find someone has broken into my home, repaired the damage they caused getting in, changed the locks on the doors, and moved in, it will not be a good situation for me. If I try to physically force them to leave, I can be charged with assault, battery, etc. If I call the local PD, the new squatters just have to say they made a verbal agreement of tenancy with "the owner", show the cops they have keys to the house and I do not, and there is not a damn thing the local PD can do about it. I can call the Sherriff's office, but they won't do anything without an order from the tenancy court.

[Frankie the Fink]

Originally Posted by Aerovette

If they are undocumented,. they will also be unmissed by anyone.

Just sayin'

Well, now DC says they can run for local politics - so, don't count on it.

[Frankie the Fink]

Originally Posted by Mick

I didn't watch the whole video, but I probably will later. The reality (in NJ anyway) is that tenancy IS a civil matter, and has it's own court, with that court's orders enforced by the County Sherriff.

What this means for example, is that if I go away on vacation, and come back to find someone has broken into my home, repaired the damage they caused getting in, changed the locks on the doors, and moved in, it will not be a good situation for me. If I try to physically force them to leave, I can be charged with assault, battery, etc. If I call the local PD, the new squatters just have to say they made a verbal agreement of tenancy with "the owner", show the cops they have keys to the house and I do not, and there is not a damn thing the local PD can do about it. I can call the Sherriff's office, but they won't do anything without an order from the tenancy court.

Florida has a bill working through the process to address this, squatters are subject to immediate removal by the Sheriff and squatting will be a criminal, not just civil. matter.

https://weartv.com/news/local/florid...roperty-owners

[Mick]

Originally Posted by Frankie the Fink

Florida has a bill working through the process to address this, squatters are subject to immediate removal by the Sheriff and squatting will be a criminal, not just civil. matter.

https://weartv.com/news/local/florid...roperty-owners

I support those concepts 100%!

That will never happen in this blue state though.

[ptindall]

Originally Posted by MadInNc

A viral TikTok video shows an illegal immigrant influencer encouraging other illegal immigrants to “invade” houses in the United States and take advantage of squatting laws that make it difficult for squatters to be removed from homes in liberal states and cities.

Good. I hope lots and lots of them do it. Let's take the maximum consequences for bad voting and policy as quickly and as hard as possible. Its the only way bad voting and policy will change.