The document discusses applying an international rights-based framework for internally displaced persons (IDPs) in the United States after natural disasters. It argues this would provide a more inclusive national disaster recovery framework by enabling displaced individuals access to long-term recovery. Key factors that exacerbate tenure insecurity for renters and informal landholders before and after disasters are discussed. International examples of displacement from disasters and frameworks to protect tenure security and the right to return are also presented, along with recommendations to implement tenure security and restitution nationally, state-wide, and locally after future US disasters.