IRS chief quits after immigration data-sharing deal

[Crepitus]

The vast majority of federal employees are democrats.

Shitload of vets the government...

 

[AZrailwhale]

You have to have some evidence, and the IRS chief was saying they did not, they just wanted to troll.

The evidence is what the IRS has been ignoring for decades. Multiple people using the same SSAN in different parts of the country. Stealing SSANs is an illegal act in itself and the IRS should have been referring those multiple users for investigation and prosecution.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

The evidence is what the IRS has been ignoring for decades. Multiple people using the same SSAN in different parts of the country. Stealing SSANs is an illegal act in itself and the IRS should have been referring those multiple users for investigation and prosecution.

If you cause, sure.

If you want to fish, no.

 

[Foxfyre]

Quote the language.

I'll wait.

Thanks for making my point. Have a nice day.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Thanks for making my point. Have a nice day.

Thus you submit.

 

[Foxfyre]

Thus you submit.

Still haven't taken that remedial reading comprehension course I recommended I see. Otherwise you would realize how idiotic your comment is considering the context.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Still haven't taken that remedial reading comprehension course I recommended I see. Otherwise you would realize how idiotic your comment is considering the context.

Have a nice day.

Keep trying, keep learning.

 

[Rawley]

You have to have some evidence, and the IRS chief was saying they did not, they just wanted to troll.

A deportation order is not enough evidence for you? WTF?

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

A deportation order is not enough evidence for you? WTF?

Did I say that, goofball?

 

[Rawley]

Did I say that, goofball?

Yup. "You have to have some evidence, and the IRS chief was saying they did not, they just wanted to troll"

You've had it pointed out to you, several times, that this Biden TDS loon quit after the deal was done, limiting the searches to illegals with final deportation orders.

What more "evidence" are you looking for?

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Yup. "You have to have some evidence, and the IRS chief was saying they did not, they just wanted to troll"

You've had it pointed out to you, several times, that this Biden TDS loon quit after the deal was done, limiting the searches to illegals with final deportation orders.

What more "evidence" are you looking for?

So you misanalyse what was said and meant. You are dismissed for this thread.

 

[Nobody911]

The world has been turned upside down, and they say there is no chaos.

I hope they're just lying, because they may really believe that.

American politics is all about money and the revolving door. It’s clearly a moneyocracy; surprisingly, most Americans refer to it as democracy. They seem to be lying to themselves! lol.

In 2025, several companies have been influential in shaping Trump's immigration policies, particularly through their involvement in detention and enforcement services.

## Influential Companies

1. Private Prison Companies:
- GEO Group and CoreCivic: These companies have been highly influential due to their significant role in managing detention centers. Their stock prices have historically risen with Trump's election and announcements related to immigration enforcement, indicating investor confidence in their potential to benefit from increased detention needs[2][4].
- MVM Inc.: Known for providing security and detention services, MVM Inc. has been involved in immigration enforcement contracts.

2. Tech and Surveillance Firms:
- Palantir: As a provider of data analytics services to ICE, Palantir has been involved in immigration-related contracts. Its founder, Peter Thiel, has been a supporter of Trump, which may influence its role in shaping policy[5].

3. Defense and Security Contractors:
- Booz Allen Hamilton: This company has received contracts for immigration-related services, including data analysis and security.

These companies have influenced Trump's immigration policies either by directly benefiting from enforcement measures or through their lobbying efforts and strategic positioning in the market.

sources:
[1] Trump’s Immigration Crackdown: Key Policies & Impact on Businesses
[2] What Trump’s Victory Means for the Private Prison Industry
[3] How the Trump 2.0 Immigration Policy Will Impact Tech Employers
[4] Congress must stop Trump’s exorbitant spending on new contracts for ICE detention & arrests
[5] https://www.cnbc.com/2025/02/17/tar...es-say-about-the-impact-of-maga-policies.html
[6] Immigrant Justice Advocates Denounce Trump’s Plan to Double Immigration Detention Capacity
[7] The Trump Administration's Early 2025 Changes to Immigration Law | New York City Bar Association
[8] Private prison companies set to make billions reopening jails for ICE

 

[marvin martian]

Trumpy just played China like a child. He lured China into thinking they have the world on their side to the point they made threats to fight to the end. Then Trumpy compromised with the countries that wanted to deal and put China on the outside looking in. He even used Paul and the other Republican dissenters to set up his plan. Paul and his gang, dopey Democrats and most of all, China, got played bigtime by the master. MAGA. Trump rules

Yup. Only the failed communist colony of Canada took the bait, and signed up to ride or die with Chairman Xi and CCP reds.

 

[Crepitus]

Thanks for making my point. Have a nice day.

So you can't.

I figured.