New Jersey’s Assembly would ask the federal government to stop sharing private tax information for immigration enforcement, without changing federal policy itself.
The Assembly would condemn sharing private tax information for immigration enforcement and demand an immediate stop. The resolution would not itself change federal policy.
The Assembly would condemn federal sharing of private taxpayer information for immigration enforcement and demand that federal officials reverse the policy. The request concerns the Internal Revenue Service sharing private taxpayer information with United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement for immigration enforcement. The resolution would express the Assembly’s position but would not require federal officials to change their policy. It would also ask federal officials to protect taxpayer privacy and keep the Internal Revenue Service out of immigration enforcement. The resolution would ask federal officials to reverse the policy immediately.
No hearings or votes scheduled.