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Rulli proposes directing federal gambling tax revenue to ICE

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US Congressman Mike Rulli introduced the proposed GAMBLER Act to redirect federal gambling excise-tax revenue to a Border Enforcement Trust Fund for ICE operations. The source says the tax currently raises about $300 million annually for the US Treasury’s general fund; the bill would redirect that revenue without increasing taxes.

The proposal could change how federal gambling excise-tax revenue is allocated if enacted.

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