US EditionMass. attorney says DHS told her to self-deport, despite U.S. citizenship
- Pamela Rioles Saeed, an immigration attorney born in Boston, received a letter from DHS stating she must leave the U.S. Despite being a U.S. Citizen.
- The Department of Homeland Security stated that some mass emails were incorrectly sent to both undocumented individuals and U.S. Citizens, causing confusion regarding their immigration status.
- Nicole Micheroni, another immigration attorney, expressed that the emails are causing panic among immigrants.
- DHS confirmed that notices were sent to individuals with undocumented status, but the emails included U.S. Citizens by mistake.
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The spokesman-Review‘They’re not worried about accuracy’: Lawyers, people across Washington state receive a letter telling them they have 7 days to leave
SPOKANE — Lawyers and people across the Inland Northwest received a letter last week from the Department of Homeland Security telling them they have seven days to leave the United States or face legal consequences. Read more...
For 20 years, Jessica Ginika believed she was a Danish citizen. Then, out of the blue, she was told that she was no longer Danish and had never been. During the course of the case, she has been a Danish citizen, a Nigerian citizen, a stateless person and a British citizen. On Wednesday this week, the authorities changed their position and expressed deep regret. Now she is a Danish citizen again. "Of course I am relieved, but also disappointed an…
‘The federal government will find you’: Immigration officials wrongfully told a Fox Valley man to leave the US
Reading Time: 3 minutesWhen Neenah resident Tom Frantz got a pair of identical emails last Friday, saying they were from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, he just shrugged it off at first, believing it was spam.But then, he said, he read the email more closely and was “really bothered” by the content.The email said Frantz — a 68-year-old retired college administrator and teacher and American citizen born in western Pennsylvania — was in …
A US-born doctor says he received an email from federal immigration authorities asking him to leave the country immediately, NBC News reports.
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