The claim that for the first time 2 million family farms won’t face the Death Tax cannot be verified based on the provided sources, which discuss estate tax burdens but do not confirm this specific statistic or milestone.
For the first time, 2 million family farms won’t face the Death Tax.

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What the Evidence Shows
The claim states that for the first time, 2 million family farms will not face the Death Tax (estate tax). The provided search results include articles discussing estate tax burdens on farms, such as changes under the Trump administration and ongoing concerns in Illinois, but neither source provides data or confirmation about 2 million family farms being exempt from the Death Tax for the first time.
The Chicagoland Journal article mentions easing of federal estate tax burdens but does not quantify how many farms are affected or state that 2 million farms are now exempt. The Shropshire Star article focuses on criticism of inheritance tax comments by a UK MP and does not address US farm estate taxes or related statistics. Without direct evidence or official data supporting the claim, it remains unverifiable based on these sources.
Additional authoritative data from government or agricultural organizations would be needed to confirm or refute this claim.