米国は2026年に多くの合法移民の税金返還を阻止し,新しい規則の下でクレジットを"公共の利益"と呼んでいます. The U.S. will block many legal immigrants from tax refunds in 2026, calling credits "public benefits" under a new rule.

米国財務省は,主要な還付可能な税額控除を"連邦公益"として再分類し,税金を納め,資格を持つ場合でも,DACA受給者,TPS保有者,学生または労働ビザ保有者を含む合法的な労働許可を持つ多くの移民が,これらの税額控除にアクセスすることを妨げる可能性がある. The U.S. Treasury Department plans to reclassify major refundable tax credits as "federal public benefits," potentially blocking many immigrants with legal work authorization—including DACA recipients, TPS holders, and student or work visa holders—from accessing them, even if they file taxes and qualify. この変更は,2026年に施行する予定であり,法務省による1996年福祉法の改正により定めるものであり,移民執行戦略の広域化に係る. The change, set for implementation in 2026, stems from a Justice Department reinterpretation of the 1996 welfare law and is part of a broader immigration enforcement strategy. 批判者は, 税金を何十億ドルも払う合法的に存在する移民を不公平にターゲットにすると主張し, 税法を弱め, 議会の権限を超えて執行を拡大する. Critics argue it unfairly targets lawfully present immigrants who pay billions in taxes, undermines the tax code, and expands enforcement beyond Congress’s authority.