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Hello!My answer is absolutely! This is what Trump tweeted:It was exactly three years ago today, January 20, 2017, that I was sworn into office. So appropriate that today is also MLK jr DAY. African-American Unemployment is the LOWEST in the history of our Country, by far. Also, best Poverty, Youth, and Employment numbers, ever. Great!— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 20, 2020Only Trump can make MLK Day about himself. He’s also basically saying that his inauguration is more important than honoring and celebrating MLK’s birth. Fun fact: In 1973, Trump and his klansman father, Fred were sued for refusing to rent apartments to black people.The Justice Department’s 1973 lawsuit against Trump Management Company focused on 39 properties in New York City. The government alleged that employees were directed to tell African American lease applicants that there were no open apartments. Company policy, according to an employee quoted in court documents, was to rent only to “Jews and executives.” Here’s the link to the story and more: An Oral History of Trump’s BigotryFurthermore if you want to talk about unemployment numbers; Barack Obama lowered black unemployment from 16.8%, remember the financial and economic disaster George Bush catapulted us in, to 7.5% when he left office. That’s a difference of 9.3 percent. During Trump’s first three years in office, it dropped an additional 2 percent. And, of course, he’s not done wrecking things yet. Here’s the link to that story: https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2020/01/17/trump-takes-credit-low-black-unemployment-rates-most-black-voters-largely-disagree/So, no, Donald Trump is not a hero to African-Americans. Martin Luther King Jr. freed and most of all, inspired people; Donald Trump is a racist, birther conspiracist who seperates immigrant children from their parents at the border.MLK had a dream…

Not only in employment to know criminal charges and all, background check is must for every simple looking things in life.As everyone knows Mrs.Sudha murthy is a well known Philanthropist. She has a story to tell about the background check.( Image: google)People flood application to Infosys charity trust for help. Once a man came for help for the treatment of his little kid who was suffering from cancer. Sudha murthy sanctioned some amount of money to him.After six months, she visited the address given by that man to check, how kid is doing.But there were no sign of the person or house. Instead there was a new three storey building in that place. Sudha murthy asked the neighbor lady about his whereabouts.The lady said, the kid was very sick so his father thought , why to waste money on him and he built this building. He gave it to rent and he is earning good money nowadays, living somewhere else and the kid died few months back without any treatment.Those words made Sudha murthy sad. The purpose she helped him to save the kid was just all in vain.Sudha murthy said, every person teach us some lesson. As in this case I have learned to do detailed background check for everyone who she is giving money after this fateful incident.Regular Background check is must and should in every case from keeping a maid, searching a life partner, Employing someone in your business, giving money to someone etc etc.Background check helps you to be in safer side in future instead of regretting later. Precaution is better in each and every case.Thanks for the question and thanks for reading🙏

“Can a landlord get in trouble for renting an apartment to an illegal immigrant?”In the United States, no. There is no legal duty for landlords to rent only to individuals legally present. Furthermore, it is illegal for most landlords to discriminate on the basis of national origin; thus, asking prospective applicants for proof of citizenship is legally risky.In practice, most landlords require a credit history in order to rent to someone, and so the only landlords that will be renting to undocumented immigrants are those who are willing to rent to higher-risk populations who cannot provide a satisfactory credit history—which means that they charge a rent premium over what someone who can show a good credit history would have to pay to rent the same apartment. In addition, such landlords tend not to be as scrupulous in conforming with things like housing codes and fair housing laws, because they know that their marginalized tenants are in no position to raise complaints with the authorities.