Posted on Oct 19, 2019
Marine combat veteran who served in Iraq facing deportation to El Salvador
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He had the opportunity to become a citizen. He squandered it by criminal activity, prison time, drug/alcohol addiction and the like. Service in the armed forces is not a pass on criminal activity. I know it is all being blamed on PTSD. That is an easy scapegoat.
While I would have welcomed him as a newly minted citizen had he gone down the right path, crying PTSD after crime and prison time and trying to generate sympathy isn't getting it for me.
While I would have welcomed him as a newly minted citizen had he gone down the right path, crying PTSD after crime and prison time and trying to generate sympathy isn't getting it for me.
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He had five years to complete the paperwork and if all the people concerned about him today had cared then, he would be a US Citizen. So much easier and less paperwork to do it then before committing crimes and so near to deportation.
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MAJ Byron Oyler
SSG Robert Mark Odom - I went through the process with my wife from Fiancé to naturalization. Forms even come with instructions, not hard to do.
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The military and U.S. is done with some folks when they have outlived their usefulness.
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