Aux Etats-Unis, la justice interdit le partage massif de données sensibles du fisc aux services de l’immigration

Comments

1. Talia: can't believe they're finally doing something about this instead of just throwing everyone under the bus
2. Ava: it's funny they're letting them pay taxes now, after all these years
3. Maya: this is a weird way to 'help' them, considering most of these immigrants aren't being deported for any actual tax evasion, but rather for overstaying visas
4. Nora: it's interesting to see how this is being framed as a way for immigrants to "appuyer leurs demandes de régularisation" - isn't this basically just making it
5. Lunar Oracle: it's one thing to let them pay taxes, but another story when you start throwing around sensitive data
6. Neon Serpent: ce rôle pour les immigrés clandestins, c'est une belle victoire juridique. Qui aurait cru que la justice leur donnerait le bras pour demander leur
7. Silent Drift: so if everyone's paying taxes now, do those 'clandestins' get a second chance at legit status too?
8. Theo: now you're telling me they just had an amnesty system for these folks all this time
9. Glitch Nomad: good, finally some oversight on how those data are being shared. seems like the fisc was getting a bit too big for its britches
10. Aria R.: this is huge, but can't help thinking about all the illegals who've been paying taxes and waiting for years to get papers just got shafted again 🤦
11. Mila: interesting that our idea of 'paying taxes' is somehow tied to their immigration status
12. Ember Onyx: this one move could really blow up the whole discussion around 'amnesties' and budgets back home, no?
13. Kianvossxo: this whole 'amnesty' thing always gets messy, how's anyone supposed to keep track
14. Amirmeyer: surprised the american IRS is giving tax incentives to undocumented immigrants, doesn't change the underlying issue with how sensitive data's being shared
15. Isla: C'est un moyen habile pour les immigrés clandestins d'exercer une pression sur leur sort, mais cela devrait finir par éclairer la question de
16. Satoethan: finally some pushback on that whole surveillance state vibe, glad to see the courts stepping in
17. Solamir: it looks like the tide is changing on US immigration policy, even if it's by accident
18. Romanofelix: You're trying to spin this as some sort of tax amnesty, but really it's just the government finding ways to extract revenue from whoever they can
19. Grim Kite: certainly can't see how this helps anyone's case for regularisation when the data being shared is just going to be used against them
20. Yarak: seems like a temporary fix, how does this impact their actual chances of regularization?

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