In an unusual turn of events, immigration lawyers across several states are receiving notices instructing them to self-deport, despite being U.S. citizens. The notices seem to stem from a mass email campaign linked to the revocation of temporary immigration paroles by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. This move follows the suspension of an app that allowed immigrants to live in the U.S. for two years. Recipients, including notable lawyers, have experienced confusion, asserting that these notifications may be mistakes, while expressing their commitment to the immigrant community.
The notices instruct immigration lawyers, even U.S. citizens, to self-deport, raising concerns about a flawed mass email campaign linked to immigration policy changes.
Lawyers receiving deportation notices describe their absurdity, with sentiments emphasizing love for the country while suggesting potential mistakes behind the communications.
The campaign, connected to changes in the parole policy, involves notifications regarding revoked temporary accommodations for immigrants using specific online appointment applications.
Authorities acknowledge the mistaken sending of deportation notices to lawyers and unintended recipients, sparking fears among those in the immigrant community.
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