An immigration lawyer, Nicole Micheroni, received a distressing email from DHS instructing her to self-deport. Despite being born in the U.S., she was shocked by the correspondence. DHS claimed the error resulted from incorrect email entries from illegal migrants. Micheroni, familiar with immigration processes, questioned the explanation, expressing concern that targeted migrants likely did not receive these critical messages. While she suspects an administrative error, she is skeptical of the DHS’s rationale that someone else may have used her email. This incident raises alarms over communication errors within immigration enforcement processes.
According to a DHS statement, some emails were sent to unintended recipients because illegal migrants may have provided other people's emails.
Micheroni argued some migrants that are intended to get these messages very likely aren't receiving them.
At first I kind of laughed. Then I was like, wait a second, this is concerning.
I think the most likely thing is that it was an administrative error.
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