In a twist worthy of Kafka, DHS told a U.S. citizen—who also happens to be an immigration attorney—to leave the country. The agency might’ve confused “representing immigrants” with “being one.” It’s the kind of bureaucratic faceplant that makes you wonder if autocorrect is running federal departments now.

Nicole Micheroni’s viral immigration scare—sparked by a real DHS “parole termination” email—shows just how chaotic the system can get, even for Boston-born citizens. Her story, now a trending immigration news flash, exposes how digital errors can ripple into real-world panic.