IRS Nearing Deal With ICE to Aid in Deportations
- by: Matt Palumbo
- March 24, 2025
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- 03/24/2025
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Both the Obama and Biden administrations had weaponized the IRS against their political opponents in some capacity - the Trump Administration will be weaponizing them against illegal aliens.
According to a new report, ICE and the IRS are close to reaching an agreement that would allow ICE to access taxpayer information to better assist them in finding illegals to deport.
According to Fox Business:
A historic agreement would allow ICE to submit the names and addresses of illegal immigrants to cross-check against IRS tax records, a shift in longstanding IRS policy aimed at keeping taxpayer information strictly confidential, according to a report in the Washington Post.
The current draft agreement, obtained by the Washington Post, would limit ICE to confirm the addresses of illegal immigrants who have final removal orders, while Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and acting ICE Director Todd Lyons would be the only two people authorized to submit requests to the IRS.
Illegal aliens donāt have social security numbers (and often steal them), but do list addresses on their tax forms that are of use to authorities.
This new policy could also have the added effect of making illegals more fearful of illegally working, which the liberal media will ironically exacerbate in their fearmongering reporting on the IRS-ICE information sharing. There are no statistics on self-deportations, but the Trump Administration has been promoting it, and just launched an app to assist them with it through the āCBP Homeā app.
According to a new report, ICE and the IRS are close to reaching an agreement that would allow ICE to access taxpayer information to better assist them in finding illegals to deport.
According to Fox Business:
A historic agreement would allow ICE to submit the names and addresses of illegal immigrants to cross-check against IRS tax records, a shift in longstanding IRS policy aimed at keeping taxpayer information strictly confidential, according to a report in the Washington Post.
The current draft agreement, obtained by the Washington Post, would limit ICE to confirm the addresses of illegal immigrants who have final removal orders, while Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and acting ICE Director Todd Lyons would be the only two people authorized to submit requests to the IRS.
Illegal aliens donāt have social security numbers (and often steal them), but do list addresses on their tax forms that are of use to authorities.
This new policy could also have the added effect of making illegals more fearful of illegally working, which the liberal media will ironically exacerbate in their fearmongering reporting on the IRS-ICE information sharing. There are no statistics on self-deportations, but the Trump Administration has been promoting it, and just launched an app to assist them with it through the āCBP Homeā app.
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