An open letter to the U.S. Congress

ICE needs oversight

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The concerning situation with Nicole Micheroni, a U.S. citizen immigration attorney wrongly instructed to self-deport by the Department of Homeland Security, highlights the urgent need for stronger oversight and accountability measures for immigration enforcement agencies like ICE. Clearly, errors like this undermine the integrity of the system and erode public trust. It is imperative that proper safeguards are implemented to prevent American citizens and those with legal status from being unjustly targeted or harassed. Strict vetting protocols and robust review processes must be mandated to verify immigration cases before any enforcement actions are taken. I urge you to prioritize legislation that enhances transparency and institutes rigorous checks and balances for ICE operations to protect the rights of all people residing legally in the United States. Upholding due process and ensuring fair treatment for all is paramount to maintaining the rule of law. Decisive action is needed to rectify this unacceptable lapse and restore confidence in our nation's immigration system.

▶ Created on April 15, 2025 by Christina

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