US homeland chief seeks to deputize IRS agents for immigration enforcement: Report
- The Trump administration is seeking to allow Internal Revenue Service agents to assist with immigration enforcement efforts, according to a senior official with the Department of Homeland Security .
- DHS Secretary Kristi Noem stated that President Donald Trump directed her agency to secure the southern border and enforce immigration laws, potentially using IRS agents for this purpose.
- Noem requested IRS agents to help investigate unlawful hiring practices, human smuggling, and other immigration-related issues.
- The letter to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent emphasizes the need for IRS agents to work with Immigration and Customs Enforcement on complex cases involving tax and immigration laws.
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