Condemns federal rule proposal that would force families of mixed immigration status who reside in certain affordable housing to either separate or face eviction.

ACR 103 is a New Jersey concurrent resolution condemning a proposed federal rule by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The rule would require mixed-status families (households with both immigration-status-eligible and ineligible members in federally-subsidized housing) to either separate or face eviction within 18 months after immigration status screening. HUD analysis indicates this could displace over 55,000 children, including U.S. citizens, and increase costs by millions while potentially reducing housing quality and quantity. The resolution urges federal leaders to invest in affordable housing instead of implementing this rule, which would create administrative burdens for housing providers.