Can the landlord kick me out because I was letting my disabled daughter stay with me to help me

More information is neeeded This seems like a landlord tenant issue.  Immigration law is Federal law, but landlord tenant law is Kentucky law, and/or municiipal law, so an attorney who practices in that area in Kentucky should help you and provide an answer.   How is this related to immigration law?   In general, at common law, if you have a month to month or a lease, then you can usually keep paying the landlord rent unless he can show that he violated the lease or tenancy as a matter of law or the terms within the written lease agreement.  If he gives you a thirty day eviction notice, then he should indicate the grounds.  That said, a month to month lease is not as easy to challenge as an annual lease.  Again, I strongly recommend that you seek legal advice from a landlord tenant attorney, who practices law in your area of Kentucky.