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DC Circuit rules IRS data sharing plan with ICE unlawful
A federal judge previously determined the tax agency broke the law over 40,000 times by turning over immigrants’ addresses even when ICE submitted requests with random numbers as the ZIP code.
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The D.C. Circuit Court ruled that the Internal Revenue Service’s data‑sharing arrangement with Immigration and Customs Enforcement is unlawful.
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