If someone lived in your basement for 6 years without your permission, should they be allowed to stay?
Answer:
It's called squatter rights - haha! Try to fight that in court! They do have rights by the way!
No rent no rights. Evict them.
Nope! They need to get out. Good analogy, by the way.
no, they should be forced to repay you for what the rent would have been and then you kick them out for being dishonest and cheating in the first place.
Same with illegal immigrants, they should have to repay society by being fined, then they should be deported.
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Good example.
Depends maybe its a family member that needs a home or some help- then yes
I wouldn't have allowed it if I knew they were there. I certainly wouldn't say "oh well, they've been here all this time I may as well start feeding and clothing them, and sending their children to school, paying for their health care, or paying for their part of their weight on my justice system.
I would have shot them 5 yr 364 days ago so the question is moot.
LOVE IT!
It calls adverse possession.
No. The person is a squatter. Evict him. Change the locks if you have to.
no
yes not only that, but now you have to give them full run of the house, oh and you will have to sleep on the sofa now too.
NO!!
They are not squatters. Squatters occupy an unoccupied piece of land/property without paying rent, etc.
Since your house is not UNoccupied, they do not qualify for squatters' rights. Since America is not UNoccupied, then the illegal aliens do not qualify for rights either.
No, they should not. And the same applies to illegal immigrants who should not get to stay just because they managed to evade deportation for any number of years. They should not be rewarded for being more cunning and sly than any other illegal immigrant.
How could it possibly be without your permission? If you had not wanted them there you would have called proper authorities about it like 6 years ago.
No, they should go to jail.
No way. That is just creepy.
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