Dayton Residents Receive Emails Ordering Them to Self-Deport

Winooski family self-deports following notice from ICE

The notice was sent to 532,000 immigrants in the CHNV Parole Program, in April.

Dayton residents receive emails ordering them to self-deport

When Haitian immigrant Wesley Joseph checked his inbox on the morning of April 11, he had little reason to believe he was in danger of being forced fr

Attack on due process: Immigration advocates lambast misinformation, fear in Bay Area courts

CONCORD — Immigrants navigating the justice system are falling victim to a federal campaign of fear mongering and misinformation in an attack on due process that has already scared hundreds, if not thousands, of people out of the courts, advocates say. Immigration courts across the Bay Area, including in Concord, are overseen by the U.S. Department of Justice, which critics say has stoked fears of neutrality as federal officials have openly supp…

Poster telling immigrants to self-deport circulates in East Bay

CONCORD, Calif. (KRON) -- In the East Bay, immigration advocates rallied outside of the Concord immigration court. They claim misinformation is circulating in the community, suggesting undocumented immigrants do not have the right to due process and should self-deport. If you are an undocumented immigrant and have been summoned to immigration court,attorney Sean Lai McMahon says you should show up. Photo: KRON4 "If you do not appear for your cou…

‘Like A Threat’: Mass Email Urging Immigrants To Self-Deport Sows Fear, Confusion In Nebraska

Brian Blackford.(Via Flatwater Free Press) Juan Carlos Garcia in an office at Omaha Welcomes the Stranger, a shelter for recently arrived asylum-seeking families.(Joseph Saaid / Flatwater Free Press) “Message to illegal immigrants,” flyers at the Omaha Immigration Court read. “A warning to self-deport.” These flyers are pictured on the court’s hearing docket on April 28, 2024.(Courtesy of Brian Blackford) By Natalia AlamdariFlatwater Free PressI…

A coalition of organizations met in Contra Costa County on Thursday to condemn what they call a “co-ordinated government campaign” to confuse and frighten immigrants. “There are pamphlets in the court halls that say people should self-deport that they have no right, basically it’s a self-deportation campaign, but what it doesn’t say is that people do have the right to have their day in court, to present their case,” said Lisa Knox, a lawyer with…