US EditionMass. attorney says DHS told her to self-deport, despite U.S. citizenship
- Nicole Micheroni, a U.S. Citizen and immigration attorney from Massachusetts, received an email from the Department of Homeland Security stating, 'It is time for you to leave the United States.'
- Micheroni stated the email was concerning as it was sent directly to her, not for a client, and suggested it was likely an error.
- A senior official from the Department of Homeland Security explained that notifications sometimes go to unintended recipients, including attorneys like Micheroni.
- Micheroni plans to stay in the U.S. And treats the incident as a bureaucratic error, while expressing concerns about the accuracy of such notices.
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US citizen told to self-deport: ‘They want immigrants to be uncomfortable here'
Days after being told in an email to self-deport, an immigration attorney who was born and raised in Massachusetts has not heard directly from the federal government. NBC10 Boston spoke with Nicole Micheroni, who is a U.S. citizen, this weekend. She received an email Friday from the Department of Homeland Security telling her, “It is time for you to leave the United States.” “At first I thought it was for a client, but I looked really closely an…
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