The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) sent an erroneous email to Ukrainian war refugees in the U.S., incorrectly stating they must self-deport within seven days. The message shocked recipients, as the Ukrainian Humanitarian Parole program, which offers temporary legal status to around 240,000 Ukrainians, is still active. It sparked anxiety and fear, particularly as it coincided with escalating violence in Ukraine. DHS later clarified that the communication was a mistake, leaving many advocates for immigrants concerned about the message's impact on vulnerable families.
The Department of Homeland Security mistakenly informed some Ukrainian war refugees that they must self-deport, causing panic among the affected community. The message was sent in error.
DHS acknowledged the mistake regarding a notice that threatened to terminate the legal status of some Ukrainians, which left families panicked and worried.
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