Will a tax lien prevent me from receiving unemployment benefits if I’ve moved to another state

I have two state tax liens and it has not affected my unemployment benefit. However…..

But I wonder, which employers have turned me down for work because of the liens. I’ll never know. It is a vicious cycle I’ll never break it seems. Some jobs punish for not paying the tax, but wont let you work to pay the tax. (Side note: I received notice of my liens years later- after the original tax year at the worst financial time)

This can’t go on forever. Something has to give. I have lost everything. Some days I feel hopeless. Like I could commit a crime.

I was over paid unemployment in wisconsin – so i owe back. Which they already said they will intercept my next years taxes for this – which i dont care either way. But I am employed in New Mexico now – and have been since Jan – but am getting laid off til the next tax season and dont know if i can get the unemployment here or if wisconsin can intercept it.

That, I do not know. I suspect it might be possible if there is some sort of interstate agreement between the two states, or it might be something that can be cross referenced with federal new hire reporting system .. I just don’t know for sure.

Chris