IRS Data Breach: Immigrant Information Shared with ICE
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The IRS improperly disclosed thousands of immigrants' personal information to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). This incident stems from a data-sharing agreement established in April 2025, which aimed to assist in criminal investigations but ultimately compromised taxpayer data. Affected individuals include immigrants whose personal data was shared without consent.
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2025-04-01
IRS and DHS agreed to share immigrant data
2026-02-13
Databreaches article published on IRS data sharing
2026-02-14
Pogowasright article published on IRS data sharing
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