New Jersey A4492, the Immigrant Tenant Protection Act, protects tenants from eviction based on immigration status and codifies habitability.
New Jersey A4492, the Immigrant Tenant Protection Act, provides protections to residential tenants by prohibiting landlords from threatening or disclosing a tenant's immigration or citizenship status to influence them to vacate. The bill also prohibits landlords from evicting tenants based on their immigration or citizenship status. It codifies the implied warranty of habitability, ensuring that residential premises are fit for human habitation regardless of immigration status.
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