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Yes. It's natural that in a vacuum, raiders would eventually move in. But not the same raiders. And not every time you boot up the game.
It would be akin to in Fallout 4 clearing out the wreck of the USS Riptide so that you can secure your path across the bridge (I think there's something like 6 or seven raiders including one in power armour). And then having to clear it all again, including the guy in power armour, every time you boot up the game and want to cross the bridge.
I would expect eventually, a new raider or two might try to make the Riptide their home, but not immediately, and not the same exact spawn.