Posted on Jul 15, 2018

GI who joined the Army and dreamed of citizenship could be deported

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Because family members in Ukraine helped pay for her college education, she’s under suspicion of being under “foreign influence” — even though F-1 student visa holders typically receive money from relatives back home because the State Department requires them to show they can afford college without receiving federal financial aid, Stock said.

GI who joined the Army and dreamed of citizenship could be deported

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Lt Col Scott Shuttleworth

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This is wrong in my mind. Unless they find something in her background investigation, then let her have her citizenship. If you serve honorably and you renounce your citizenship of your country then you should be fasttracked to citizenship. You are willing to die fo rAmerica and therefore you should be able to become a citizen for her.

Maj Marty Hogan
Lt Col Charlie Brown
1stSgt Glenn Brackin
Cpl Craig Marton
SGM Erik Marquez
MAJ James Woods
SGT David A. 'Cowboy' Groth
COL Mikel J. Burroughs
SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL
SSG James J. Palmer IV aka "JP4"
LTC Stephen C.
CPL Dave Hoover
SFC Shirley Whitfield
SMSgt Minister Gerald A. "Doc" Thomas
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COL Mikel J. Burroughs

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We are tracking Lt Col Scott Shuttleworth I took alot of non-citizens over to the sad box with me and when they finsihed their tour they EARNED and RECEIVE their citizenship. Now they are tax paying American Citizens!

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Lt Col Scott Shuttleworth

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COL Mikel J. Burroughs - AMEN...it works if we just let it. If they are willing to die then they are willing to live for America!

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MAJ James Woods

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Roger on all of that. Best have good reason to reject citizenship for someone who volunteered to serve a country she hoped to become a fellow citizen.

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Why is her contract being cancelled? And why do they cite a Chinese PhD student who can't pass a background check after two years. There seems to be a lot more to these cases then the article is letting on. Serve honorably get your citizenship, fail to complete your obligation and get nothing...

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