Immigration officials could give names and addresses, raising concerns about abuse of power by Trump administrationThe US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is reportedly nearing a deal to allow immigration officials to use tax data to support Donald Trump’s deportation agenda, according to reports by the Washington Post.Under the proposed data-sharing agreement, said to have been in negotiations for weeks, Immigration And Customs Enforcement (Ice) could hand over the names and addresses of undocumented immigrants to the IRS, raising concerns about abuse of power from the Trump administration and the erosion of privacy rights. Continue reading...
According to reports, the IRS is nearing a deal to share data of undocumented immigrants with ICE, allowing immigration officials to access names and addresses from confidential taxpayer databases. This move raises concerns about privacy rights and potential abuse of power by the Trump administration, as it marks a significant shift towards using the tax system for immigration enforcement.
