The Biden administration has issued termination notices to tens of thousands of immigrants permitted to live and work temporarily in the U.S., urging them to leave immediately. This advisory reflects a shift towards targeting status revocations rather than mass deportations as previously suggested. Many affected immigrants had relied on the CBP One app to enter lawfully. Compounding the issues, some immigration lawyers received similar notices due to administrative errors, indicating potential flaws in the immigration system. This situation presents a despairing outlook for previous policy compliance amidst enforcement actions.
Tens of thousands of immigrants under temporary status have been warned by the Department of Homeland Security to leave the U.S. immediately or face deportation.
Migrants who used the CBP One app and believed they were following legal pathways now find themselves among the most vulnerable to enforcement actions by the administration.
The recent revocation of legal statuses shows that the current administration's approach to removals will likely focus more on status revocation than mass deportations.
The mix-up affecting immigration lawyers receiving deportation notices highlights potential systemic issues within the processing of immigrant statuses.
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