It looks like the Dirty jews once again has itz handz all over this one. JEWS just won't stop until they are stopped.

Immigrant housing trial starts
LEXINGTON LANDLORD ACCUSED OF HARBORING ILLEGAL ALIENS
By Brandon Ortiz And Linda Niemi
BORTIZ@HERALD-LEADER.COM

As William Jerry Hadden's attorneys see it, the federal government is singling out their client to send a message to landlords: Don't rent to illegal immigrants.

Hadden, 69, goes on trial Monday on 24 counts of harboring illegal aliens and 24 counts of encouraging illegal immigrants to remain in the country. Hadden and his son, Jamey, who is in Vietnam, rented to 60 undocumented immigrants at the Woodridge and Cross Keys apartments in Lexington's Cardinal Valley.

The case is being closely watched by Central Kentucky landlords, and could have ramifications in the national crackdown on illegal immigration.

This is not the first time Lexington landlords have had their eyes on the Woodridge Apartments on Alexandria Drive.

In 1968, the buildings, then known as the Capri Apartments, were the backdrop for a significant civil rights lawsuit. A Lexington IBM engineer sued the apartments' owner, which back then was Morris L. Levy & Son Inc., because it would not rent to him because he was black.

Leroy Cort's lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Lexington was the first of its kind in Kentucky. It relied on a landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling, Jones v. Alfred H. Mayer Co., from earlier that year.

Cort prevailed and was allowed to rent the apartment of his choice, according to the Kentucky Commission on Human Rights' report for that year.

Cort's case and another like his that summer sent a message to landlords.

"They opened up apartments to African-American professionals," said Robert A. Sedler, the civil rights lawyer who represented Cort.

The federal government's prosecutions of the Haddens sends a very different message to landlords, said Aaron Hutson, an advocate for immigrant rights. He says it shows just how much the political winds have changed since the 1960s.

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