Opening Arguments DHS Tries to Get Citizen To Self-Deport. The Story Went Viral. Turns Out SHE'S MATT'S LAW PARTNER!
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Apr 15, 2025 A law partner's shocking notice to self-deport from the U.S. sets off a deep dive into the absurdities of immigration communications. The discussion highlights the complexities of denaturalization and recent legal quirks, including an inadvertent legalization of THC in the 2018 Farm Bill. The hosts explore the evolving cannabis industry, the nuances of Delta-8 regulations, and the societal perceptions of marijuana. Humor and optimism shine through as they tackle serious issues with a light-hearted touch, showcasing the intersection of law and life.
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DHS Self-Deport Notice
- Matt's law partner, Nicole Micheroni, received an email from DHS, ordering her to leave the U.S. in seven days.
- Micheroni is a U.S. citizen, born in Massachusetts, making the notice absurd and highlighting a government error.
Mass DHS Email
- The email from DHS was a real message sent to about a million people regarding expiring parole status.
- Many U.S. citizens, including those who petitioned for spouses, also mistakenly received this notice.
Seek Legal Help if You Received the Notice
- If you received a DHS notice like this, seek legal help immediately.
- While not a deportation order, it signifies the end of your parole status, but you may still have immigration options.