In a potent critique of New York's handling of squatting issues, a new Republican-led legislative bill aims to instill stricter enforcement measures. The proposed bill targets the escalating squatting epidemic, exacerbated by lax enforcement and liberal housing policies, enabling quick evictions by law enforcement based on homeowners' reports. This legislative push highlights the growing frustration among property owners and law enforcement with the state's current liberal approach, which often leaves properties vulnerable and undermines neighborhood safety. Advocates argue this measure is essential to restoring order and safeguarding the rights of lawful property owners against unauthorized occupants.