A U.S. born doctor, Lisa Anderson, from Connecticut received an email from federal immigration authorities telling her to leave the country immediately, even though she is a U.S. citizen. The Department of Homeland Security has been issuing notices to individuals without lawful status to remain in the country, and it seems like Anderson may have received the email by mistake. Another U.S. citizen, a Boston immigration attorney, also received a similar email recently. Anderson is concerned that there may be more people like her who received these emails thinking they were spam, and she has been carrying her U.S. passport with her at all times. She is seeking an immigration attorney for assistance. Anderson emphasized that she has nothing to do with immigration and is not sure why she received the email. The DHS officials stated that being in the U.S. is a privilege for aliens, not a right, and they are enforcing the law accordingly. This incident raises concerns about potential errors in the communication process and the impact these emails may have on individuals who are wrongfully targeted. Anderson is urging others who may have received similar emails to take them seriously and seek legal advice if needed.
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