Fair Housing
A tenant in Iowa who believes they have been discriminated against in housing may file a complaint with:
AOnly HUD (the federal agency)
BThe Iowa Civil Rights Commission (ICRC) and/or HUD✓ Correct
COnly the Iowa Real Estate Commission
DOnly through private litigation in federal court
Explanation
Iowa housing discrimination complaints may be filed with the Iowa Civil Rights Commission (ICRC), which enforces the Iowa Civil Rights Act, and/or with HUD, which enforces the federal Fair Housing Act. Private lawsuits are also available.
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