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In reply to the discussion: American doctor receives email from immigration officials telling her to leave the country immediately [View all]IcyPeas
(23,902 posts)41. Maybe my reading comprehension is lacking. I dont understand this sentence:
From the article linked in OP. Also the use of the word "alien" ... I thought we got rid of that word. There's a video in the article too. She says the email is vetted.
"If a non-personal email such as an American citizen contact was provided by the alien, notices may have been sent to unintended recipients," the officials said. "CBP is monitoring communications and will address any issues on a case-by-case basis."
"To be clear: If you are an alien, being in the United States is a privilege not a right," the officials added. "We are acting in the best interest of the country and enforcing the law accordingly."
The email to Anderson comes days after a Boston immigration attorney who is also a U.S. citizen received the same email from DHS, telling her to leave the country within seven days. The attorney, Nicole Micheroni, told MSNBC that as of Tuesday, federal officials had not followed up.
"To be clear: If you are an alien, being in the United States is a privilege not a right," the officials added. "We are acting in the best interest of the country and enforcing the law accordingly."
The email to Anderson comes days after a Boston immigration attorney who is also a U.S. citizen received the same email from DHS, telling her to leave the country within seven days. The attorney, Nicole Micheroni, told MSNBC that as of Tuesday, federal officials had not followed up.
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American doctor receives email from immigration officials telling her to leave the country immediately [View all]
UpInArms
Apr 2025
OP
And throwing our data into a big pot, stirring, and extracting some targets. All while hallucinating...
erronis
Apr 2025
#18
Unfortunately, attorneys don't work with these people. Laws and courts don't matter to these thugs. /nt
artemisia1
Apr 2025
#40
Republicans always tell voters that government is the problem, it's fraudulent, it takes away your freedoms
IronLionZion
Apr 2025
#4
It is an interesting question. If I can be exiled and treated by another county as a political refugee
erronis
Apr 2025
#21
If we can choose which country, Denmark, Costa Rica, and New Zealand all sound nice
IronLionZion
Apr 2025
#24
Yup! Our leaders cannot save us without massive, sustained efforts by millions of grassroots taking direct action.
Magoo48
Apr 2025
#25
Expect to see some "swatting" coming up. People ratting on others to get revenge.
erronis
Apr 2025
#22
It aligns with the choice of email as a communication to all federal employees.
live love laugh
Apr 2025
#29
"Your papers please? Yes, these seem to be in order, next time you might not be so lucky."
dem4decades
Apr 2025
#36