This deported Marine veteran came home the only way he could – in a casket

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This deported Marine veteran came home the only way he could – in a casket


Veteran Lance Cpl. Enrique Salas' flag-draped casket was loaded into a hearse with a Marine Corps seal and two miniature American flags protruding from either window.

Salas finally made it home to the central San Joaquin Valley the only way he could.

The Persian Gulf War veteran, who was deported to Mexico in 2006, was buried with military honors in a Reedley cemetery on Friday beside his younger brother, another fallen Marine.

"Some of them, I assume, are good people"

Yes, they are, but we have to deport the anyway, even after they've served the country that rejected them.
 
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So did I, but one way the DACA people can become eligible for that program is through military service. There must be some exception for people brought here as children.
So it would seem. Would have thought we learned our lesson with mercs.
 
Bet they're a lot cheaper in 2018 term than the Prussians the English rented to work our revolution.
No doubt. If a mercenary is going to risk going into combat for money from a country he doesn't think of as his own, it has to be a lot more money than our military pays its recruits.
 
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