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Noncitizen U.S. military veterans face deportation under Trump’s immigration crackdown, reversing Biden-era protections.
Noncitizen U.S. military veterans, including those who served in combat, are facing deportation fears under the Trump administration’s tightened immigration enforcement, despite their service.
Veterans like Julio Torres and Sae Joon Park, who have lived in the U.S. for decades and built families, are being targeted after past offenses, even with green cards or deferred action.
The administration reversed a Biden-era policy that considered military service a factor in deportation decisions, leaving noncitizen veterans and their families vulnerable.
Over 100,000 noncitizen veterans are estimated to live in the U.S., many misled by recruitment promises of citizenship.
Lawmakers from both parties have introduced bipartisan legislation to identify and protect them, arguing that deporting those who served undermines national values, military readiness, and the promise of a better life for those who fought for the country.
Los veteranos militares estadounidenses que no son ciudadanos se enfrentan a la deportación bajo la represión migratoria de Trump, revirtiendo las protecciones de la era Biden.