ICE near a historical agreement with the IRS to help in deportations: report

The Internal Tax Service (IRS) and the Immigration and Customs Control of the United States (ICE) are reaching an agreement that would allow ICE to access the taxpayer information to locate illegal immigrants subject to deportation.

A historical agreement would allow ICE to present the names and addresses of illegal immigrants to verify against the IRS fiscal records, a change in long -standing IRS policy aimed at maintain Report in the Washington Post.

The current project of agreement, obtained by the Washington Post, would limit ICE to confirm the directions of illegal immigrants that have final elimination orders, while the Secretary of National Security Kristi calls And the interim director of ICE Todd Lyons would be the only two people authorized to submit applications to the IRS.

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The application of augmented immigration has been a priority of the Trump administration, largely through the Department of National Security, supervised by Secretary Kristi Noem. (Getty images)

The draft language of the agreement authorizes the verification of the management of the people “subject to criminal investigation” for violating the immigration law, taking advantage of a limited exception to the IRS privacy laws that allow the use of taxpayers data to help criminal investigations.

The report indicates that some veteran IRS officials have expressed concern about the agreement, arguing that the limited exception was only for criminal investigations and not for the application of immigration. Officials are also worried that the policy hinders the collection of taxes of illegal immigrants, who are still subject to federal taxes despite being in the country illegally.

The IRS has given for years the guarantees of illegal immigrants that their fiscal information is confidential, says the report, a policy that has helped them to collect more than 5 million tax declarations of undocumented migrants.

Access to tax records could help ICE rounded illegal immigrants for deportation. (ICE)

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The news comes as president Donald Trump He has continued to increase the deportation effort he promised in the campaign, and the president tried to use all the resources available to help immigration officials.

The former employee of the Irs Doug O’Donnell, who served as an interim commissioner of the IRS last month, renounced abruptly after 38 years of working for the agency after rejecting a request from the National Security Department (DHS) dates of more than 700,000 illegal immigrants.

The headquarters of the Internal Revenue Service seemed to be mostly empty on April 27, 2020 in the Triangle Federal Section of Washington, DC (Somodevilla/Getty images)

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O’Donnell was replaced by Melanie Krause, to whom the report indicates more willing to associate with DHS.

The agreement between the IRS and the ice has not yet been completed. No agency immediately responded to a request for digital comments from Fox News.