U.S. citizen born in National City receives deportation letter in DHS email
Source: San Diego 10 News on line
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U.S. citizen born in National City receives deportation letter in DHS email - DHS: 'Notices may have been sent to unintended recipients.'
DHS: 'Notices may have been sent to unintended recipients.'
The man was born in National City and said he received an email to deport, even though he was born in the United States.
ALDO MARTINEZ GOMEZ -- DHS DEPORTATION LETTER TO US CITIZENU.S. MEXICO BORDER IN SAN DIEGO By: Melissa Mecija
Posted 11:13 AM, Apr 18, 2025 and last updated 10:15 PM, Apr 18, 2025
SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — A South Bay man told ABC 10News he got an email from the Department of Homeland Security saying he had to leave the United States, even though he's an American citizen.
ABC 10News anchor Melissa Mecija sat down with Aldo Martinez Gomez, who works with a nonprofit organization and helps people with immigration cases.
Martinez Gomez said he received an email from DHS instructing him to leave the country last week. The email also stated that his parole would terminate seven days after the date of the notice. "I believe I received it because I'm an accredited representative, and I represent immigrants, and I advocate for immigrants' rights in the court. I’ve been doing that for years," he told ABC 10News.
Martinez Gomez was born in National City. He thinks the email is an intimidation tactic. "I do get nervous, because I don't want to be an error like so many errors that this administration has made," he said. "They have been talking about deporting U.S. citizens, so it is a concern because that means I'm on their radar."
Read more: https://www.10news.com/news/local-news/u-s-citizen-born-in-national-city-received-deportation-letter-in-dhs-email
Copy of letter and bullshit response from DHS included in article.
= new reply since forum marked as read
They have no authority to be terrorizing US citizens who happen to have foreign-sounding names.
This is crazy!
I saw news clippings from several parts of the country. All the people involved were born in the U.S., none are Hispanic or of any other minority. In other words, they are white. Two women who received these emails are immigration attorneys. One woman is a physician. A man in his sixties is retired and was born in PA. YouTube has a host of similar interviews done by local TV affiliates. What the heck is going on????
