This chapter delves into the various incidents and challenges surrounding squatting, including cases of unlawful occupation in LA and Atlanta, legal complexities in New York, and societal perceptions surrounding the issue. It explores the definition of a squatter, their rights under New York state laws, and the difficulties property owners face in evicting them. The discussion sheds light on the complexities of squatting, touching upon exploitation of tenant rights, power dynamics between landlords and tenants, and the broader housing crisis.