Back in the day when I practiced law, that was one
way to make sure you had written proof of when you actually mailed
something far in advance of a deadline. Tracking data from the U.S. Postal Service showed that the envelope arrived in Chicago on September
16. It was mailed from New York on September 14 and arrived in Chicago
September 16, on its way to a regional processing warehouse of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, the agency that administers the
program known as DACA. Then the packet started circling the Chicago postal system in a
mysterious holding pattern. From September 17 to September 19, it was
in transit to destination, according to the Postal Service.
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