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Allegedly approaching the US Service (IRS) contract to enable immigration officials to use tax data to support the Donald Trump deportation agenda, in accordance with the reports Washington Post.

According to the proposed data sharing agreement, it is stated that in negotiations for weeks, immigration and customs applications (ICE) may submit names and addresses of undocumented immigrants in the IRS, raising concerns about the abuse of government and the erosion of privacy rights.

If the agreement approaches this confidential database, it would mark a significant steppan, will probably become the first time that immigration officials relied on the tax system for executive assistance on the case.

According to the agreement, the IRS would be cross-reference names of undocumented immigrants with their confidential tax databases, a move that would violate long-term trust in the confidentiality of tax data. Such data historically considered sensitive and thus carefully kept, so the reported job was raised by the alarm bells on the IRS, states Washington Post.

IRS website It says that immigrants are “subject to taxes, despite their illegal status,” and because most cannot obtain social security numbers, the Agency enables them to be listed on individual taxpayer numbers, known as ITINA. The Agency also undergoes the same reporting and retention of obligations as it makes US citizens receiving the same type of income. More than half of approximately 11 million undocumented immigrants in income tax in the US report to document their payment to the government.

While the IRS mandate that the information on tax mandatory taxpayers are protected, section 6103 at the Agency website Outlines that “under a court order, the return information can be divided into law enforcement agencies and processing the non-tax criminal law.” However, the sources familiar with the issue said Washington Post would be rarely for these exceptions to the Privacy Act to be weapons for cooperation with the implementation of immigration and that it is beyond the standard procedure.

Potential transition to the use of taxpayers, from the once to use rarely criminal cases, for now becomes key to the implementation of criminal penalties, are harmonized with many more aggressive Trump immigration policies.

During his campaign, Trump promised to deport millions of undocumented people in the United States, and the reports of this new contract glow on the light of how he plans to plan. Since he becomes president, he graduated from the legal paths for immigrants to come and stay in the United States.

The Ministry of Homeland Security (DHS) would say on Friday, they will revoke the temporary legal status of more than 530,000 Kubans, Haitians, Nicarganac and Venezuelan, and the Ice and Executive Operations were common in larger cities across the United States – such as Chicago and New York – with high immigrant populations.

And on Sunday, the members of the Trump Administration defended the Law on Alien Enemies, War Law, 137 Migrants Venezuelan last weekend that committed violent crimes and sending money back to Venezuela. The Management Board deported migrants despite the verbal orders of the judges telling them they do not.

Border Czar Tom Homan said in an interview with ABC news that the administration would not strike judicial orders that arise from legal challenges due to his invitation of war alien enemies make the alleged members for Venezuelan gangs.

“I don’t care what the judges think about this case,” said Homan Abc, referring to the efforts of the Federal Judge to determine whether the administration has already ignored the previous order for temporary stopping deportation.

General Prosecutor, Pam Bondi, also dealt with deportations in the interview with Fox’s news on Sunday, referring to the fight against alleged gang members was similar to the “modern war”.