Is that in possible? I meet in Iraq when war started few nice US soldier and they said that there is so many whos´s are not us citizen, and its possible, but some how....!
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You must be a permanent legal resident of the United States..as in a Green Card Holder.  You can not enlist in any branch of the military without being a Green Card Holder.  The military cannot and will not assist you in getting to the United States nor can they help with INS/ICE paperwork
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Have a huge 'draft' - any male over the age of 18 is automatically in the military.  Most of the 'bad' stuff happening, in Iraq, is from the insurgents entering from other countries.  These people need to be stopped at the borders and not be allowed in.  Once the insurgents are stopped - then maybe Iraq can be a country on their own again.
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Thank you for your kind heart and sensitive mind.  I have a son in Afghanistan, but he has plenty of correspondence.  I am going to list several sites below for soldiers with whom you might wish to correspond.\nThanks again.
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um, no, filling the army with illegal immigrants puts them on a path to citizenship. Nice try, though! LOL
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Newbiegranny is correct.  I believe the only answer, horrible as it may seem, is to get the USAmerican soldiers [ and others ] out of the country and let them have their civil war.  The other answer, which they would have to agree to,  is to partition the country into three.  They would probably still have a civil war though.  The USA soldiers are stuck in a terrible position and I, for one, feel extremely sorry for them.  They are doing the best that they can in the circumstances.  I am not USAmerican but I urge you to use any method you can to persuade your politicians to get those poor troops out of there.
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Yes, 100% my husband was over there the first time, it is a hard thing, and you give up much while you're over there. You are what makes this country great. You should be commended and thanked for your great service not only to the American people but to the people of those countries over there. I think that people can't grasp what it's all about unless they've been part of the military and lived in other places. It is when you are given those opportunities that you understand just what it means to have the freedoms that we have. THANK YOU for your SERVICE to our GREAT COUNTRY!!!!!
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My husband was deployed to Iraq for a year leaving me with a 1 year old and missing the birth of his daughter.  My thoughts on the war, stop trying to take over other country's when you cant even take care of your own. ( as far as the president is concerned)
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No. The Costitution doesn't protect people (probably) who aren't US citizens. Since Iraqis don't have US citizenship, we can do anything we want to them without violating the Constitution.\n\nHowever, imposing our type of government on them might be unethical or just plain stupid.
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I wouldn't call your suggestion the solve all but I would call it a start.  Taking jobs away from American workers simply because they can accept a lower wage is no path to citizenship in my book either.  Fighting for a legitamate cause through our military would do much more towards gaining my resolve, yet joining our armed forces under Bush seems more like a death wish to anyone including illegals rather than a statement of loyalty.  What we need is an enforcement of existing laws and prosecutions derived therein in order to curb the existing illegal subterfuge that persists to this day.  Stay tuned..
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If your question must be answered in the context of accepting your "facts"  then the answer must be equally erroneous. \nThe simple answer is that illegal immigrants in the USA are not a military force and so yes, there is a difference, and the comparison is nonsensical.\nBut, more to your point, and to correct your "facts"...\nThe freely elected representative government of the citizens of Iraq DO want coalition forces in their country until such time as they can effectively defend and police their lands. The non-Iraqi terrorist insurgents, in collaboration with a minor faction of disgruntled unelected Iraqis of the former totalitarian regime, however loud they yell, are not representative of the citizens.
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If yes, what's your current address, phone number, and place employment?................  There's gotta be a law against military desertion. Otherwise, before any conflict there'd be a rush of servicemen leaving. Flipping a burger/pushing paper's different than being shot at.
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Maybe there should be an draft just so the same people aren't constantly deploying and redeploying?  I don't think it necessarily means that the US has plans to go into other countries, although, I am sure that they need to at this point.
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Where is the support for your "facts"?  My brother has been there and has seen his friends die and has seen the people of Iraq.  He had the citizens come to him and thank him for what he was there too do.  Ask any one who has served and met the REAL people of that country.  They do like what we are doing there.  It is the radicals who are fighting against us that don't want us there.  These are the people who would rule by terror.  Get your "facts" straight and serve in the military yourself before you start criticizing what is goin on.
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If ever the US would fall, it would be by NO means of other country... I mean, take for example they had a war with other country, but they won't lose. No other country can bring them down... it will only be among them and it depends on them whatever they want to happen. I guess, the second sentence states that would it still be possible that the US will fall or is it alrady breaking down?! The new generation in that country is being quite a bit-off-course and people are too much liberated.
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There is an asylum procedure which is outside ordinary immigration channels.  I don't know if they qualified, though.  Also, it is possible people doubted their story as to why they were there.  In that case, you just have three Iraqis entering the country illegally through the Southern border. Post 9/11, I don't mind our border control taking a good hard look at that.\n\nI don't know anything about the situation other than what is in your question, though.
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My husband is a soldier in the Army and I support him as well as the other troops %100!! But I do not, however, support our president in any manner. I see no reason for our soldiers to be overseas and it has been stated that our country is at its most vulnerable point with over 2/3 of our military overseas. 2 answer ur question, It's totally possible to support the troops and not the dumba** in charge! :)
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that's silly.  it's okay to allow them to be soldiers, i think; however, by no means should they be forced to be.  did you have to earn your citizenship this way?  of course not.  why should anyone else, then?\n\nmore problems:\n1) are you expecting all immigrant women to be soldiers?  the elderly?  children?  the disabled?  if they can't serve, are we to keep them out of the country?  hmm, that doesn't sound good.\n\n2) if someone is coming to america for political asylum, isn't there a reasonable chance that he or she believes in pacifism?  for instance, suppose a guy in sudan manages to get a visa to come to the u.s.  he's trying to escape the civil war of his country and wants to go somewhere where he can work in peace and raise a family.  surely you don't want to tell this guy to go back to sudan because he says he's seen enough killing and doesn't want to fight in any war.  you're ignoring why people immigrate to the u.s. when you make suggestions like this.\n\n3) what about people with families, young children, etc.?  surely you can't force them to spend their first five years of 'a better life' away from their families under circumstances where there is a good chance they could die.\n\nbasically your suggestion is ill-conceived garbage, probably fueled by underlying xenophobia.  get over it.