Tom Homan just got a powerful new tool in his fight to crack down on illegal immigration — and it’s leaving Democrats rattled.
The former acting director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has long pushed for stronger, faster deportation efforts. Now, with help from inside the federal government, he might finally get it. ICE is reportedly close to securing access to a treasure trove of data that could unmask and locate millions of illegal aliens — all thanks to a quiet deal brewing with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
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IRS Could Soon Hand Over Data to ICE
For years, the IRS has operated under strict confidentiality laws, shielding tax records and other personal data — even when they involve stolen Social Security numbers or fraud committed by illegal aliens. That wall may soon come down.
According to a bombshell report from Politico, ICE and the IRS are on the verge of finalizing a deal that would allow immigration agents access to IRS databases. The information could include names, addresses, and other personal identifiers linked to illegal aliens who filed taxes using stolen identities.
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