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Contact your local sheriff’s department and let them know what’s going on. Ask them to come out and accompany you while you go tell the couple that they need to leave.
The deputy will know how long they have to get their stuff moved according to state law.
Because the deputy has witnessed you telling the couple that they are trespassing, if they refuse to move the deputy has the ability to remove them for you.
Depending on how long they’ve lived there, they may have developed squatter’s rights, which would change how you would be able to remove them.
Check with the sheriff’s department first and find out what they suggest and go from there.
