IRS Nears Deal to Share Data for Immigration Enforcement: Report

The IRS plan to expose data on undocumented workers threatens nearly $100 billion in tax collections

Immigrants historically filed taxes in hopes of gaining legal status. Now “it’s increasingly looking like that act of hope will be used against them.”

Can The IRS Legally Disclose Taxpayer Information To DHS To Deport Undocumented Aliens? - Above the Law

(Photo by Jabin Botsford /The Washington Post via Getty Images) As stated in an earlier column, the IRS historically has not shared tax information with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) for immigration enforcement purposes. This is because an immigrant’s tax information may not be relevant to the enforcement of immigration laws. Also, promises of nondisclosure encourage undocumented aliens to file tax returns and pay income and payroll …

Another Anti-Immigrant Lie Exposed: IRS Records Will Be Used To Track Down Undocumented Immigrants

Lots of lies are told about immigrants to stoke the always-smoldering fires of bigotry in this country. Trump and his fellow Republicans have told most of them. They claim immigrants commit more crimes than legal residents, something that has never been true. They claim immigrants are lazy, something anyone who's ever worked with any immigrants…

ICE nearing historic data sharing deal with IRS to aid in...

The agreement would be a shift from traditional IRS policy of not sharing tax filers' data within the federal government The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) are nearing an agreement that would permit ICE to access taxpayer information to locate illegal immigrants subject to deportation. A historic agreement would allow ICE to submit the names and addresses of illegal immigrants to cross-check aga…

Experts Warn of Steep Fiscal Consequences If IRS Agrees To Share Immigrants' Personal Data With DHS

The IRS may soon share personal data of undocumented migrants to DHS, a move that could discourage the groups from filing taxes, experts warn.

Axios: The Fiscal Hit from the IRS Sharing Immigration Information

The more afraid immigrants are that the IRS will report them to immigration authorities, the less they may pay in taxes, experts warn.