But the Homeland Security folks are worried that her privacy was violated when this fact was revealed.
From the Washington Post:
Federal privacy law restricts U.S. immigration agencies from disclosing information about citizens and permanent residents, and DHS policy similarly limits disclosures about the status of legal and illegal immigrants. Asylum-seekers are granted greater protection, because of the sensitive nature of their claims and the risks of retaliation.Of course, she's neither a citizen not a "permanent resident".
But she was an "asylum-seeker". Just not an asylum-obtainer.
You can be ordered out by a judge,
but if you refuse to budge,
your privacy's protected.
And maybe you will never be ejected.
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