Which of the following actions is NOT prohibited by fair housing laws?

Evicting a current user of illegal drugs is allowed under fair housing laws because it is considered a legitimate action based on behavior rather than a protected class status. The Fair Housing Act does prohibit discrimination based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status, and disability. However, individuals who use illegal drugs are not protected under these laws. This means that if a tenant is involved in illegal drug use, a landlord is legally permitted to take action, including eviction, as it relates to maintaining a safe living environment and enforcing lease agreements.

In contrast, refusing to rent to a family with children, discriminating based on race, or restricting access based on disability are all actions that violate fair housing laws set to promote equal opportunity in housing. These laws are designed to protect individuals from discrimination based on certain characteristics, ensuring that everyone has fair access to housing options.