Squatter Syndrome: How The Inefficiencies Of Our Legal System Are Making A Mockery Of Our Immigration Laws | ZeroHedge
Authored by Jonathan Turley,
It was once said that possession is nine-tenths of the law, an acknowledgement that the possessor of property generally has the advantage in keeping it. This principle has been taken to absurd extremes in some squatter cases, where people invade homes and then demand the right to stay pending long legal challenges. Today, under both our housing and immigration laws, mere occupation often appears to be nine-tenths of our laws.
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