A lawsuit filed by the Iranian American Legal Defense Fund alleges that the Trump administration shares confidential information about Iranian asylum seekers with the Iranian government. The complaint, reported by multiple outlets, claims US immigration and related agencies divulge details from asylum applications to Iranian officials. NPR, ABC News, and The Independent describe allegations that officials under the Trump administration disclose asylum application information or sensitive case details. Fortune adds specificity, alleging that ICE and State Department officials have shared information through monthly meetings with Iranian counterparts since March 2025. The dispute centers on claims that such sharing is unlawful and involves improper disclosure of confidential information related to asylum requests. The sources do not indicate that a court has yet ruled on the merits of the allegations, and they present the claims as part of the lawsuit rather than established facts. The case underscores concerns about confidentiality and the treatment of asylum seekers as the US government processes immigration and asylum claims.