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I think this is a great idea.
As long as they are here legally when they enlist I do not care if they are offered citizenship in return. If they are here illegally then they should get one way ticket to the furthest point in their country.
That's if you feel all illegal immigrants will be put in the front lines. There are MANY MANY people that can qualify for other positions other than front line duties.
Putting them on the front lines, wasn't really the point.
What about foreign troops combating terrorism? Would they be made citizens in two years?
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/02/15/us/15immig.html
Besides all the dividing... Didn't Rome fall also from too much foreign recruiting after their people where dishearted an not willing to join the militairy? I hope this doesn't start morphing into that.
helping the military to fill shortages in medical care, language interpretation and field intelligence analysis.
Absolutely right. This should have been the policy a long time ago.
It has been at least since the mid 80's
Stretched thin?http://www.nytimes.com/2009/02/15/us/15immig.html
Stretched thin in Afghanistan and Iraq...
Really? I generally agree with you on most immigration issues, but I think illegals should be fully allowed to serve. It shows a dedication and commitment to the nation and our values and they should be rewarded for it with citizenship.
The government is supposed to be deporting illegals not rewarding them with a chance at military service and citizenship. Illegals should be afraid to walk into any government office.Illegals do not show a dedication and commitment to the nation and our values, coming here legally and staying legally would show those things.