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Prospective landlord said he won't rent to non-citizens

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Husband showed him his green card. Still no go, said he's not sure of the "legalities" of renting to immigrants. Not that I'd keep being interested in renting from a moron (I'm sure if husband's English didn't have an accent, he woudln't question the legal status) like that, but is this legal? Is this a practice I'll run into again? I'm shocked by it.... the area we're in doesn't have an illegal immigrant problem, so I don't even understand the logic he's using.

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Husband showed him his green card. Still no go, said he's not sure of the "legalities" of renting to immigrants. Not that I'd keep being interested in renting from a moron (I'm sure if husband's English didn't have an accent, he woudln't question the legal status) like that, but is this legal? Is this a practice I'll run into again? I'm shocked by it.... the area we're in doesn't have an illegal immigrant problem, so I don't even understand the logic he's using.

It's discrimination and you need to call the Renters Union and Housing authority ASAP. You may not want to live there but that Landlord has no business operating anything.

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