Most disability rights activists consider the U.S. Supreme Court’s 1999 decision in Olmstead v. L.C and E.W. But it ignores the long history of states shoving disabled people into isolated and neglectful institutions. ”Moreover, according to the American Association of People with Disabilities statement, the DOJ “is incorrect in its interpretation of Olmstead and its assumptions about what Congress intended. This interpretation will open the doors for states to revert to warehousing people with disabilities out of sight and out of mind.” And that’s exactly where the squatter seems to think that disabled people should be—out of sight and out of mind.