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Twotown Side Hero Username: Twotown Post Number: 6302 Registered: 09-2016 Posted From: 172.58.139.236 Rating: N/A |
friends kaadhu annai .. Friend consultancy nunchi edhharu kurrol Joined okadu office work onkodadu field .. Immediate shitizen ship ani mundhuki poyeru year , year and half avuthundhi anukuntaa.. | ||
Andhravodu Moderator Username: Andhravodu Post Number: 10324 Registered: 07-2015 Rating: N/A |
nee friends joined aa bro? licked ye, unless edaina court eellaki favorable ruling iste tappa, and that's almost impossible anukunta chala telivi gaa national security checks ani backlog ettaru | ||
Twotown Side Hero Username: Twotown Post Number: 6296 Registered: 09-2016 Posted From: 172.58.142.148 Rating: N/A |
Papam nenu couple of cases vinna nakesinatte naa ..  | ||
Andhravodu Moderator Username: Andhravodu Post Number: 10320 Registered: 07-2015 Rating: N/A |
www.northjersey.com/story/news/2017/06/11/new-jersey-immigra nt-soldiers-path-citizenship-stalled/350266001 idi kooda licked But he and thousands of other recruits like him are now stuck – unable to fully serve their adopted country -- because of a new directive requiring additional security checks. They claim those checks aren't being done and that enlistees are being trapped in basic training for months, unable to deploy or advance in their military careers. At the same time, a hold has been placed on U.S. citizenship applications submitted by these recruits, causing some to lose their legal status to remain in this country. More than 10,000 soldiers - many from India, China, and South Korea - have been recruited through the program since it was launched in 2009. Last September, Acting Undersecretary of Defense Peter Levine issued a memo that directed that no one in the program could receive any kind of security clearance during their first tour of duty. |