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All of the following are protected classes under the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination in housing EXCEPT:

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A) Immigration status

Immigration status is NOT a separately enumerated protected class under the New Jersey Law Against Discrimination (N.J.S.A. 10:5-1 et seq.) in the context of housing. While undocumented individuals may have some protections through other legal theories (e.g., national origin), immigration status itself is not a distinct listed protected class under the NJ LAD's housing provisions.

Answer Options
A
Immigration status
B
Gender identity and expression
C
Domestic partnership status
D
Source of lawful income

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