Congress members Moore and Sánchez criticize Treasury's plan to target immigrants by misclassifying tax credits as public benefits.
Quiver AI Summary
Representatives Moore and Sánchez raise concerns: Congresswoman Gwen Moore and Congresswoman Linda Sánchez have sent a letter to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent expressing alarm over the Treasury Department's plans to redefine tax credits in a way that may target immigrants. They argue that this approach undermines congressional authority and violates existing statutes.
Reaction to proposed changes: The letter emphasizes that the planned classification of refundable tax credits as a federal public benefit contradicts the intent of Congress. Moore and Sánchez stated, "Treasury must not abuse its discretion to write regulations implementing the IRC by overwriting the requirements clearly outlined in law."
Support from other lawmakers: The letter has also garnered support from other representatives, including Danny K. Davis and Terri A. Sewell, who share concerns about the implications this could have on eligible children and families. The full letter is available for further details.
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- H.R.7227: Mental Health and MAMA Act of 2026
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