People can argue all they want about immigration but on the ground, in the real world, those decisions have consequences.  

It started in the mid-1950s, when a Czechoslovakian immigrant had a cockeyed vision to build a city from scratch in the desert.

This is the heart of SIlicon Valley a large revenue generator for state coffers.2) LA Times - "California population growth slowest since 1900 as residents leave, immigration decelerates".3) Biggest problem - The majority of people leaving have jobs, skills and money, leaving behind those that don't. 

I had an applicant who is an illegal immigrant "deny" the background and credit check.

Yes, general and vague, but I believe to a likely factor.reminds me of a conversation I recently had w/a friend who's an immigrant coming from a third world country.

San Antonio is also the first major city across the US/Mexican border and has very large documented and undocumented immigration population.

@Shaun Anderson Being a non US citizen, you are not allow to work IN US.Even collecting rent, repair or maintain your own property.You can however, hire & manage your property manager to manage your properties.So do not get caught with doing work yourself, you may get into trouble with the US custom & Immigration.

However, stating that a unit is great for <families, immigrants, elderly, Christians, whites, etc.

My parents are blue collar immigrants.

This question is better suited for those with expertise in immigration law.