I have authorization for work can ice send me back to my country

Having work authorization (such as an Employment Authorization Document) allows you to legally work in the United States, but it does not automatically protect you from removal if you do not have lawful immigration status or if your underlying case is denied. In many situations, people with valid work permits are in a pending immigration process, such as asylum, TPS, or adjustment of status. As long as that case remains active and you follow the conditions of your status, removal is generally not pursued, but each situation depends on the specific immigration case involved.