"Deleted Immediately" Warning

Hello,
I began seeing the following warning every time I tried to move something to the trash this evening.
"The item "__________" will be deleted immediately. Are you sure you want to continue?"
What happened?!?!? I just want to put the files in the trash and not permanently delete them. I am getting this warning on anything I try to move to the trash.
Thanks!

It may not be relevant to your particular situation, but the message you described comes up when you the item being moved to the trash is on a network volume.
The school I work at uses Workgroup Manager running on an XServer. The students each have a folder on the server where they can save their work. Some choose to save their documents on the actual computer which they are working on. When they move a file on the computer to the trash, the file stays there until the trash is emptied. When the file being moved to the trash is in their folder on the server (ie a network volume) the message comes up telling them that it will be deleted immediately.

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My server is in the Local Area Network.
Then how to take my file(s) back, if i was deleted
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I have about 350GB of data on my startup drive that is backed up by Time Machine onto another internal 1TB drive. My other internal and external drives are excluded.
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