Tucson apartment complex illegally banned pregnant residents

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Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich announced Wednesday that his office’s Civil Rights Division settled a case with a Tucson apartment complex that illegally prohibited pregnant residents.

According to a press release, Sahara Apartments, which operates a complex for students near the University of Arizona campus, included the stipulation in its leasing agreement.

The agreement stated that “if you are female and become pregnant while you are a resident of Sahara Apartments, you must vacate the apartment upon or prior to the birth of your child and pay any unpaid balance of your contract price.”

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