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<blockquote data-quote="ez bake" data-source="post: 1335146" data-attributes="member: 229">Don&#039;t know if I&#039;m reading the article correctly, but it doesn&#039;t look like he made it though an entire tour without getting into trouble.If he had served and completed one tour (with no trouble) and then re-enlisted or moved on in life and got into trouble, I&#039;d feel differently.I figure one 4-year tour is worth earning your citizenship rights (but then again, I figure if you&#039;re worthless and have contributed nothing to society in the way of earning your way though life, you should be deported regardless of where you were born in the US).Sucks for him - lots of US-born service members get into the same rut but they only have to worry about prison time, etc... Not deportation.Still, I gotta agree, if you screw up without even completing an enlistment, you broke the rules and the deal is null and void.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ez bake, post: 1335146, member: 229"] Don't know if I'm reading the article correctly, but it doesn't look like he made it though an entire tour without getting into trouble. If he had served and completed one tour (with no trouble) and then re-enlisted or moved on in life and got into trouble, I'd feel differently. I figure one 4-year tour is worth earning your citizenship rights (but then again, I figure if you're worthless and have contributed nothing to society in the way of earning your way though life, you should be deported regardless of where you were born in the US). Sucks for him - lots of US-born service members get into the same rut but they only have to worry about prison time, etc... Not deportation. Still, I gotta agree, if you screw up without even completing an enlistment, you broke the rules and the deal is null and void. [/QUOTE]

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