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https://www.washingtonpost.com/immigration/2024/06/22/united-states-deported-veterans/
They came to our country to serve and protect America for the promise of becoming U.S. citizens. But instead, some veterans say, America ab
Historically, policies involving the deportation of veterans have not always been closely followed.
Hey, remember that time that America went to other countries to recruit people in poverty into their military with the promise of citizenship, and then deported them when they were through with them?
Well you don't have to remember it. They're still doing this today!
Nine deported U.S. veterans shared their stories with WBEZ. They spoke of their combat-related illnesses and how they long to return home.
Where are our fucking veterans, Biden?
Why the fuck aren't they here, Biden?
And the saddest part is they still love America and just want to come home.
-fae
The Good Immigrant Myth
What makes someone “deserving” of citizenship? A perfect GPA? Military service? Paying taxes and never making a mistake? In this episode, we unpack the myth of the “Good Immigrant”—the idea that only exceptional, obedient, productive immigrants deserve to stay. We explore where this narrative comes from, how it divides our communities, and why it ultimately serves systems that profit from our…
Un-fucking-believable and yet true!
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Leave No One Behind: Repatriating Deported Veterans
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Deported U.S. veterans ask for support so they can go home
Deported U.S. veterans ask for support so they can go home
Hector Lopez is director of Unified U.S. Deported Veterans in Tijuana, Mexico. “It doesn’t matter where I go, I’m a veteran of the United States Armed Forces,” Lopez said. “I don’t belong exiled, I belong at home with my family.” Photo © Michelle Gabel.
TIJUANA, Mexico — As a deported veteran and director of Unified U.S. Deported Veterans in this Mexican border city, Hector Lopez has a question…
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Deported Army vet Barajas gets citizenship
Deported Army vet Barajas gets citizenship
Deported U.S. Army veteran Hector Barajas, who has been living in Mexico the last eight years, today received word from the Department of Homeland Security that he is being granted U.S. citizenship. He is scheduled to be sworn in as a citizen in a few weeks in San Diego.
Barajas, a decorated vet who received an honorable discharge after serving nearly six years in the military, was granted a full…
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