A dwindling number of Texas communities have laws on the books that appear to be discriminatory$-$such as forbidding blacks or Hispanics to own property. Can those laws be enforced, even though they appear to contradict fair housing law?

Yes, the laws are enforceable until communities repeal them.

The civil portions of the law remain enforceable, but all criminal penalties are not enforceable.

The laws are enforceable but can be changed by majority votes of the local city council.

The laws are obsolete and no longer enforceable.

Question $2(8\mathrm{.}4$ points$)$

If a real estate license holder decides to sell his one personal residence as a FSBO but refuses to show it to a Muslim refugee family, is he in violation of fair housing law?

No$,$ in this case the FSBO owner may sell his home to anyone he pleases.

No$,$ the FSBO is not in violation because many in the community prefer not to allow the presence of Muslim refugees.