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“Using force, threats, or intimidation in housing because of someone's protected income source, veteran status, or military status should be covered by federal criminal civil-rights law.”
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“HUD should handle fair housing complaints and oversight for lawful income source, veteran status, and military status, while already certified state and local fair housing agencies keep their certification for 40 months as they update, with up to 6 more months in exceptional cases.”
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“People should face federal civil rights criminal penalties if they use force, threats, intimidation, injury, or interference in housing because of someone’s lawful income source, veteran status, or military status.”
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“People should be able to rent, buy, finance, and live in housing without being treated unfairly because they are LGBTQ.”
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“HUD should be able to send certain fair housing cases involving source of income, veteran status, or military status to the Attorney General for federal civil action.”
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“Landlords, sellers, mortgage lenders, and real estate brokers should not deny housing, offer worse terms, steer people away, or refuse service because someone uses vouchers, benefits, support payments, family help, savings, investments, or other lawful money to rent or buy a home.”
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“Landlords, sellers, lenders, and housing service providers should not discriminate or intimidate people because of sexual orientation or gender identity, including in renting, selling, financing, and housing services.”
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“Mortgage lenders, housing-finance providers, real estate brokers, and listing services should not block access or treat people worse because of their protected income source, veteran status, or military status.”
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“Organizations should still be able to offer services or other help to people who receive federal, state, or local housing assistance.”
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