US EditionIRS, ICE reach deal on immigrant data
- This week, the IRS and ICE formally confirmed an agreement to share immigrant tax data.
- The Trump administration sought to bolster border security and immigration enforcement efforts.
- ICE can request data from the IRS on individuals with removal orders or under investigation.
- Treasury Secretary Bessent said it will facilitate Trump's border security agenda; a Yale Budget Lab analysis estimates a potential $313.3 billion revenue loss.
- Critics fear decreased tax revenue and a chilling effect on tax compliance among immigrants.
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IRS plan to give data to ICE could wallop California, where many immigrants pay taxes
A Trump administration plan to begin targeting undocumented immigrants using IRS data has sparked fear, anger and economic concern in California, where undocumented taxpayers contribute billions in local and state taxes.
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IRS, ICE reach deal on immigrant data
WASHINGTON — The Internal Revenue Service agreed to share immigrants' tax data with Immigration and Customs Enforcement to help identify and deport people illegally in the U.S., according to a document signed Monday by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Department…
New Mexico immigrant rights group joins lawsuit over IRS and DHS agreement
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