Illegal immigrant truck driver; What?

The USCMJ (United States Code of Military Justice) has no provisions to determine an option of civil or criminal proceedings. Immigration is covered by USCIS (United States Code of Immigration Service), in it is a provision to "fast track" any current or recently discharged non-citizen personnel. Here's the link:
https://citizenpath.com/expedited-citizenship-through-military-service/

 

When you join the military, even your state issued driver license basically has a non-expiring clause. The military ID, is equivalent to a US Passport...relieving the soldier from carrying an actual US Passport. However, if the soldier retires from military service, his/her retired ID does not carry the same international freedoms as the active military ID. The retired individual, must now maintain a current drivers license and a current up to date Passport for international travels.

 

You do NOT have to be a citizen to join the US Armed forces, But you do have to be a legal resident. Many people granted amnesty have brought many more family members (chain migration) but very few of the total number have applied for citizenship. They are happy to live here, get full benefits, work, and remain Mexican citizens for life. And their children born here have dual citizenship, both here and their parents home country.

For Trump to pay for the WALL, my suggestion is a 10% TAX on the money sent to Mexico, If the people here can afford to send it down, they don't need it and there are millions of dollars sent down every week via western union and money-gram.

 

I'm going to make ONE attempt to keep this thread on it's original discussion points, don't care about the wall, don't care about the waterfall effect of anchor babies!
During a declared state of war...WWII, carryover to Korea (police action) and Viet Nam (also police action), the legal residency requirement was waived to allow non-citizens a means to join the US Military. Since the dissolution of the draft, the residency requirements were once again addressed, since the "need" for enlistments no longer require any "mandatory service". Hence the required date line of 1989 for the Form I-551 and it's requirement to be current. However, one having this legal document that has a 10 year life, after completing 6 months of continuous active military service the renewal of Form I-551 is waived during the enlistment. The UCMJ does not allow it's personnel to assist legal residents in their course for naturalized citizenship, but does allow them the freedom of not having to "refresh" the I-551 document while in service.

 

Perhaps the message intended for other illegals is 0 tolerance.

 

I was born in the U.S. as were my parent's and their parent's, any further back immigration begins, This last year I had to show proof of citizenship to the state I reside in by means of a birth certificate. First time for that and I dont get it.

 

My information is that during the second Gulf war illegals were allowed to join .