@LowAltBomber Regardless, there is utility in the program, and it's worked out well for us thus far. I don't have a hard stance on whether or not it should be an avenue, but I don't see a reason to do away with it. It's purely practical. P.S. you sound more like a boomer than I do!
@LowAltBomber I'm not a boomer, and I'm not against stopping non-citizens from getting naturalized by joining the military. But it's certainly not a free ticket to citizenship. Military service creates patriots whether you like it or not
@LowAltBomber@HarryPlendl@GuntherEagleman It's not a loophole, it's working as intended. Who better to grant citizenship to than those who choose every day to lay their life down to protect our freedom and way of life? I salute them, regardless of citizenship status
@HarryPlendl@GuntherEagleman I recently went to my brother's boot camp graduation. There were many graduates that had earned their citizenship during that ceremony. I assume this is a standard practice, so there must be some utility to it
@cinnaqr0ll@isabela391014@tinistinii@maybe_illi708@pomegranat47345 I will, but only because you have Shadow the hedgehog as your avatar, pronouns in your bio, and the Palestinian flag in your username. When a true retard with no social skills tells me to shut up, I listen