According to the American internal revenue service, the American internal revenue service is approaching to allow immigration employees to use tax data to support Donald Trump’s deportation agenda.
Under the proposed data sharing agreement, which is said to be in negotiations for weeks, ICE enforcement and customs (ICE) can deliver the names and addresses of illegal immigrants to the Tax Authority, raising concerns about the abuse of power from the Trump administration and the erosion of privacy rights.
If it is agreed to reach this secret database, this will be a major shift, most likely to become the first time immigration officials depend on the tax system to obtain enforcement assistance in this full way.
Under the agreement, the Tax Authority would names the mutual reference for illegal immigrants through the rules of secret taxpayers databases, a step that would violate the long confidence in the tax information confidentiality. This data is historically sensitive and therefore closely guarding, so the deal reported the warning bells in the Tax Authority, according to the Washington Post.
Here is the main American policy story from Sunday:
The Tax Authority is close to dealing with ICE to exchange non -documented immigrants data – reports
The possible transformation in the use of taxpayers data, once, is used to build criminal cases until it now becomes an effective role in imposing criminal sanctions, and is compatible with many of Trump’s most aggressive immigration policies.
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Anger in Greenland on visits this week by Osha Vance and Mike Walz
Usha Vans, the wife of the US Vice President, JD Vans, will travel to Greenland this week, where President Donald Trump links the idea of the United States to include the Danish strategic region and semi -rule.
The White House said in a statement that Vans will visit Greenland on Thursday with an American delegation to take a tour of historical sites, learn about the heritage of the region and attend the national dog race.
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“I don’t step down”: Chuck Schumer challenges the calls of Democrats.
Chuck Schumer refused calls to give up a better democratic position in the Senate after he voted in favor of the Republican financing bill to avoid closing the government, saying on Sunday: “I do not step down.”
Schumer faced a wave of a violent reaction from the Democrats regarding his decision to support the draft law led by Republicans, as many Democrats claimed that the party leader was not doing enough to stand on Donald Trump’s agenda.
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Bernie Sanders, Alexandria Okasio Cortez and the courage of the fight for the working class
Bernie Sanders does not nominate the presidency. But he paints larger crowds now than he did a campaign for the White House.
The message barely changed. Nor the Messenger, with his shock to white hair and its prosperous delivery. Senator says that what is different now is that his fears – a government on which billionaires who exploit workers have seized – have become an undeniable fact and that people are angry.
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Trump’s challenge to court orders is the “fence test” of the rule of law
Experts say that the second administration of Donald Trump showed an “unprecedented degree of resistance” to the provisions of the negative court, as part of a strong attack on the American judiciary, which threatens to undermine the rule of law, undermine a joint branch in the government and weaken American democracy.
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Trump administration descends into tyranny
Trump’s violation of the independence of the Traditional Ministry of Justice was not horrific or surprising. His speech quickly faded from the quick and angry news cycle. But future historians may consider it a milestone on a road leading the oldest in the world Democracy for an unimaginable destination.
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What happened today:
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Three major strange fires that erupted in North Carolina, who are still recovering from Hilin, have been burning to burn more than 3,000 acres combined, as South Carolina governor declared a state of emergency in response to an increasingly massive fire in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
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The bald eagle, which went viral for the custody of the rock of death after fierce storms in Missouri. Murphy, who lived up to 33 years, was in the rock in 2023 and tried to hatch her, faster hearts, then strengthened two eagles.
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Luigi manganese lawyer says the defects of the arrest nullify the evidence – but will it succeed? Pennsylvania Public Prosecutor for the suspect in the CEO of UNITEDHEALTHARCACE Brian Tumson claims that the police violated the rights of his constitutional client to detention.