The system that the IRS is now creating would give ICE automated access to home addresses en masse, limiting the ability of IRS officials to consider the legality of transfers. IRS insiders who reviewed a copy of the blueprint said it could result in immigration agents raiding wrong or outdated addresses.

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is developing a system that would provide federal immigration authorities with on-demand access to sensitive taxpayer information. The system, first reported by ProPublica,

IRS refund delays and a new system giving ICE access to tax data raise privacy, legal, and ethical questions about how taxpayer info is used.

The Oakland Police Department has hit back at a report that it was sharing data from automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras with federal immigration enforcement agencies. The report, published in the San Francisco Standard Monday,