As a public service, you should be aware that if you rent or "invite" illegal aliens into your home, even if you think they will only be with you for a month or so, you should consult a lawyer first. Eviction or termination of the rental or "free invitation" is a BIG DEAL no matter what state you live in. By the way, how does a homeowner vet an illegal alien anyway? Can they pay the rent? Do they have a criminal history?

Immigrant tenant rights

A guide to tenant protections against harassment and discrimination

Every New Yorker who rents a home or an apartment has the legal right to live there in peace. State law prohibits landlords and their employees from harassing or threatening tenants, and these protections apply regardless of a tenant’s immigration status. All tenants have rights that are protected by a variety of federal, state, and local housing laws.

https://ag.ny.gov/publications/immigrant-tenant-rights

The Law

It is illegal to be denied a housing opportunity because of your alienage or citizenship status

Alienage or citizenship status means the immigration status or citizenship of any person who is not a citizen or national of the United States.

https://www.nyc.gov/site/fairhousing/renters/citizenship-status.page

Denver Sets Up Hotline to Encourage Citizens to Host Illegals in Their Homes

May. 7, 2024

A new push is encouraging people with “extra room” to host illegals in their homes. They even set up a helpful hotline to expedite the process.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/05/denver-sets-up-hotline-encourage-citizens-host-illegals/