DHS Sends Erroneous Deportation Notices to U.S. Citizen Attorneys
Immigration attorneys in Massachusetts mistakenly told to self-deport due to flawed DHS communication practices.
- Nicole Micheroni, a U.S. citizen and immigration attorney, received a deportation notice citing parole termination despite not being on parole.
- A second Massachusetts attorney, Carmen Bello, also a U.S. citizen, received a similar notice instructing her to leave the country.
- DHS officials confirmed the errors stemmed from using email addresses provided by immigrants, leading to misdirected notifications.
- The incidents highlight systemic flaws in DHS communication protocols and oversight in verifying recipient information.
- The errors are tied to a broader Trump-era strategy of encouraging self-deportation, raising concerns over administrative accountability.