When Nicole Micheroni received an email from DHS telling her to leave the country, she was baffled. She’s an immigration attorney born in Massachusetts.

“I think it’s really scary this is going on,” said Nicole Micheroni. “I think it says they’re not being careful.”

When Massachusetts resident Nicole Micheroni received an email on Friday from the federal government telling her to leave the country, she was baffled.

“At first I thought it was for a client, but I looked really closely and the only name on the email was mine,” said Micheroni. “So it said my parole status had been terminated and I should leave the country within seven days.”

But the 40-year-old is a U.S. citizen, born in Newton and raised in Sharon.

    • GreenKnight23@lemmy.world
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      5 days ago

      lol. you think dead people need to pay?

      I’ll say it again.

      dead people don’t commit crimes.

      take what you need. take what you want. force the government to acknowledge you’re dead or they made a mistake.

      someone trying to apprehend you? break their arms. dead people don’t commit crimes so their arms broke themselves.

      if this administration wants to play petty I’ll play back petty like it’s a fucking art form.