Oops: Even AP blames democrats for shutdown.

[sear]

"RB
You're incorrect legal aliens can join the military" EE #120

I don't know what the law is in the new millennium.

But my active military service began during the Vietnam War.
And in my unit there was a guy that not only was not a citizen, but spoke virtually no English.

Whether he as awarded citizenship for faithful service I don't know. We parted ways before I ETSs.

But I gather that's the carrot dangled before some such volunteers.

[evince]

Bullshit. I needed a birth certificate, proof of citizenship.

you don't even know the laws of this country

didn't you hearthat story of the man who ran Into a burningbuilding saving person after person and the last time he went in he didn't come out




he was a non citizen who was part of our military



you cant even recite last weeks news

[evince]

http://www.businessinsider.com/army-...x-fire-2017-12


A National Guard soldier who was home for the holidays died while saving people from the massive apartment fire in the Bronx borough in New York City on Thursday night, according to several news reports.
Emmanuel Mensah, a 28-year-old who immigrated from Ghana five years ago, returned to his apartment for the first time after joining the Army a year ago, according to The New York Times. He was among the 12 people killed in the blaze that consumed an apartment building near the corner of East 187th Street and Prospect Avenue.
Mensah lived with friends of his father — a married couple and their four children. He got that family out of the burning building safely before pulling four more people from the fire, said Twum Bredu, his uncle who lived next door. Witnesses cited in the Times' report say Mensah disappeared after going back into the building to look for more victims.

[canceled.2021.3]

Hmmm.

Who rescinded DACA so that it actually became an issue? Hint: He doesn't really weigh only 239 pounds.

DACA was unconstitutional. Did you know that?

Immigration is to be dealt with by Congress not executive order.

So Trump acting Constitutionally is what bothers you and your brother Cawacko?

[domer76]

DACA was unconstitutional. Did you know that?

Immigration is to be dealt with by Congress not executive order.

So Trump acting Constitutionally is what bothers you and your brother Cawacko?

Cite thecourt decisions on its constitutionality

[sear]

Quote Originally Posted by Virtue Signaler

DACA was unconstitutional. Did you know that?
Immigration is to be dealt with by Congress not executive order.
So Trump acting Constitutionally is what bothers you and your brother Cawacko?

How invigorating to know that after over a year in office, the Republican president of the United States of America has in at least one case complied with his obligations under Article 2 Sect. 1-7, & Art.2 Sect.3

[Frank Apisa]

RB 60


One does not have to be an American citizen in order to serve in our armed forces. As I mentioned...about 8,000 non-citizens join every year...and almost 5% of active members right now are non-citizens.

Look it up. Educate yourself...then shoot your mouth off.

[domer76]

Bullshit. I needed a birth certificate, proof of citizenship.

You’re fucking wrong, idiot. Quit embarrassing yourself with your display of ignorance.

[RB 60]

DACA, which grants a work permit and social security number, currently does not change military enlistment policy as only U.S. citizens and legal permanent residents are able to enlist or be commissioned as officers; thus, DREAMers cannot enlist in the armed servicess.Jan 23, 2013

[Minister of Truth]

Bullshit. I needed a birth certificate, proof of citizenship.

I had to provide that, plus driver's license and HS diploma (when I first started seeing my recruiter, I provided a letter from my HS registrar stating I was on-track to graduate). That's only because we were able to provide these things, which makes it easier for the recruiter's office and MEPS to process us. In reality, recruiters and military processors have all sorts of means at their disposal to vette and process potential recruits.

[RB 60]

I had to provide that, plus driver's license and HS diploma (when I first started seeing my recruiter, I provided a letter from my HS registrar stating I was on-track to graduate). That's only because we were able to provide these things, which makes it easier for the recruiter's office and MEPS to process us. In reality, recruiters and military processors have all sorts of means at their disposal to vette and process potential recruits.

I don't know if there have been changes since, there may have been, but at that time (before computerized records), I was told I needed those to enlist.

[TOP]

I don't know if there have been changes since, there may have been, but at that time (before computerized records), I was told I needed those to enlist.

I'm sure the process has changed over the years...that being said, today, to an individual must be a legal immigrant, permanently residing in the United States, and must have a green card...issued by Citizenship and Immigration Services (photo and fingerprints)...so, anyone can't just stroll in and sign up...