A handyman-turned-squatter hunter is concerned that migrants entering the U.S. will catch on to states’ lenient tenants’ rights laws and create a squatting crisis that’s “beyond control.”
Handyman-turned-squatter hunter outlines ‘nightmare scenario’ when migrants catch on to housing laws
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