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IRS begins sharing sensitive taxpayer data with immigration authorities to find undocumented migrants

UNITED STATES, AUG 10 – The IRS shared sensitive taxpayer data with immigration authorities under a 2025 agreement, verifying fewer than 3% of 40,000 suspected undocumented immigrants, amid privacy concerns.

  • This week, the IRS started providing immigration officials with confidential taxpayer information to assist in tracking undocumented immigrants throughout the United States.
  • This followed an April agreement between the Treasury and Homeland Security after months of tension and internal concerns about legality.
  • The IRS verified under 3% of requested names from a list of 40,000, mostly matching Individual Taxpayer Identification Numbers, and withheld further data citing privacy.
  • White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson said, “The Trump administration is working in lockstep” to stop fraud and prevent illegal aliens from abusing benefits, although less than 5% of data was shared.
  • The data sharing sparked criticism warning of eroding public trust and potential tax revenue loss, and coincided with President Trump dismissing IRS Commissioner Billy Long.
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CNN broke the news in Atlanta, United States on Saturday, August 9, 2025.
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