Immigrant rights groups seek to stop IRS data sharing
- Public Citizen filed a lawsuit last month to stop the IRS from sharing immigrant data with DHS.
- A deal between the Treasury and Homeland Security led to the IRS data sharing agreement for deportations.
- The agreement breaks precedent that tax info would not be used to deport undocumented people.
- A DHS official said sharing information solves problems, while Joshi stated, "Once that information is out, it will be impossible to bring it back."
- Experts warn reduced tax compliance could decrease revenue by $9.5 billion annually.
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Estudio estima costos de deportaciones masivas en CT
La investigación, realizada por la organización progresista Connecticut Voices for Children y la Immigration Research Initiative, muestra que, en 2022, los inmigrantes indocumentados pagaron más de 406 millones de dólares en impuestos estatales y municipales de Connecticut.
The IRS-ICE Deal: Another Trump Own Goal on the Economy - Today in Delaware
By Maribel Hastings This tax week, the negative consequences of the agreement between the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and ICE to share information on undocumented taxpayers take on special urgency, both in terms of privacy and the loss of billions of dollars in revenue for federal, state, and local governments if undocumented individuals stop paying taxes or are deported.
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