Hubert Montoya, a U.S. citizen, found it absurd when the DHS mistakenly sent him a deportation notice due to a glitch in revoking permits under the CBP One program. This mishap was part of a larger, quiet dismantling of Biden-era policies, affecting many, including U.S. citizens. The revocation notices were sent unexpectedly and lacked the usual formalities seen with other immigration status cancellations. Concern arose that attorneys could be intentionally targeted, indicating broader issues within the immigration system's handling of policies and communications.
The revocation of CBP One permits has lacked the fanfare and formality typically associated with canceling Temporary Protected Status for many whose homelands are unsafe.
CBP confirmed that notices terminating temporary legal status under CBP One were issued, but did not specify how many, acknowledging possible unintended recipients.
The abrupt cancellation was seen as a glitch in an immigration policy overhaul, provoking concerns of profiling or targeting within the legal community.
Attorney Timothy J. Brenner expressed worry over a possible administration list aimed at harassing immigration attorneys, highlighting the chaotic nature of recent policies.
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