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Hector Barajas Served in the American Military. He Was Deported Just the Same.

September 16, 2019 by webmaster Leave a Comment

This is an impressive article outlining a number of the issues involved with immigration.  A must read.

No one knows how many veterans have been deported, least of all the government, which has never taken a full accounting. Barajas helped change that. The 42-year-old’s improbable journey, from decorated military veteran to deportee and eventual U.S. citizen, has raised important questions about what makes a citizen and what is owed to those who have served and are deported just the same.

Read more here.

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