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In this regard, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) was in charge of provide a document in which, among other things, They explain in detail the reasons why they will never be able to deny you the rental. of a home, and if this is the case, it would be an illegal action.
In short, within the United States, They cannot deny you the rental of a house because:
- Your ethnicity or color.
- Your nationality of origin.
- Its gender.
- Their religion.
- A disability.
- Your marital status.
Knowing this information, you You will be able to defend yourself legally if you experience a similar situation., whether when wanting to rent a home or in any other aspect of daily life in which, as a migrant – or not – you may feel discriminated against by another person.
The real estate market has undergone significant changes.
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What to do if you suffer discrimination in the United States, according to Uscis?
If you believe that you are suffering or have suffered discrimination when trying to rent a home in the United States, as recommended by Uscis in its official document, You must call the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development at 1-800-669-9777 or 1-800-927-9275.
Another option is to file a formal complaint with the Fair Housing section. from www.hud.gov, where it is available in a wide range of languages to suit your needs.
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