Fair Housing
Under the Fair Housing Act, a person who has filed a fair housing complaint is protected from retaliation. This means:
AThe landlord must automatically resolve the complaint in the tenant's favor
BIt is illegal to threaten, intimidate, or take adverse action against someone who exercised their fair housing rights✓ Correct
CThe complainant is immune from eviction for any reason
DThe landlord must provide free housing during the investigation
Explanation
The Fair Housing Act prohibits retaliation against anyone who has filed a complaint, assisted in an investigation, or exercised any rights protected by the Act. Retaliation is itself a separate violation of the Fair Housing Act.
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