In a troubling turn of events, numerous U.S. citizens, including immigration lawyers and professionals, have received deportation notices from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Reports indicate that citizens are being erroneously told to self-deport, with some given as little as seven days to leave the country. Cases include a U.S. citizen born in National City, a Massachusetts immigration attorney, and a Connecticut doctor, all receiving alarming emails from DHS. The notices seem to stem from significant administrative errors, with many affected expressing deep concerns over the government’s apparent disregard for accuracy. As frustration mounts, legal experts are questioning the legality of these notifications and calling for immediate clarification from federal officials.