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Under a new deal, the IRS has agreed to share the private tax information of certain immigrants without legal status with ICE. It’s sent shockwaves through undocumented communities. If you’re wondering what to do next with your taxes, here’s what you should know.
The deal is partially redacted, so the details aren’t fully known yet. But what is known is ICE will be able to request a person’s name and address if they have final orders of removal or are under criminal investigation.Under the deal, if you have these final orders of removal you could be more likely to be deported. Advocates are recommending that you hold off on filing your taxes and talk with an immigration expert first to understand your risks.It’s also important to stay informed about your rights overall when it comes to ICE. Read on to learn more about what to do if you’re stopped by ICE or they show up at your door.This decision is a significant shift in the policy, and may leave many undocumented Angelenos wondering if they’re affected, and what to do about filing taxes this year.It’s unclear when the IRS will begin sharing information, as many details aren’t yet clear. Immigrant rights advocates, including Boyle Heights’Under the new agreement, ICE will be able to request names of addresses of two groups:If you were planning to file taxes this year, you should first seek assistance from reputable immigrant-focused organizations, such as:If you are under final orders for removal, filing your taxes could put you at increased risk for deportation, so it's especially important to get assistance. Be familiar with your rights. ICE can show up with an arrest warrant, but it must be signed by a judge and issued by a court to be valid.
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