It will only become law AFTER the President signs it or if he vetos it, after both the House and Senate override that veto.

And are they protected by tenant Laws of the state of California?

Those that understand what is happening are stocking up on food, guns, ammo, and a place to keep them because they know that there could be a collapse of law and order, in addition to a collapse of the economy.

Terri,The short answer is the idea shouldn't be different, but in practice it will be different because LA has different foreclosure laws than NJ.

Depending on your local laws you need to be careful going into a tenants apartment with out talking to them first.

Throw in the employer sanctions law (allows the government to revoke a firms business license if caught knowingly employing illegals), and there are very few jobs for illegals.

I don't know if this is a federal or State law but in NJ they must pay arrears six months prior to their receipt of the title to the unit.

Well Politicians make the laws right?

Louisiana is one of (is not the) only state that is not governed by common law.

Since Louisiana law is different from just about everywhere else, I wanted to talk with someone who has done this kind of work in the state I live in.