New American Citizens

[Paul T. Casey]

Michael Zach Armstrong, U.S. Army, England

Born in England, Armstrong entered the United States in 2002. He enlisted in the Army in 2009 and currently serves in Selected Reserve of the Ready Reserve as a PFC, E-3.

Lenard Canlas Belvis, U.S. Air Force Reserve, Philippines

Born in the Philippines, Belvis became a permanent United States resident in 2005. In 2009, he enlisted in the Air Force Reserves and is currently a Senior Airman.

Tei Aristide Bislao, U.S. Navy, Togo

Born in Togo, Bislao came to the United States in 2002. He enlisted in the Navy in 2009 and serves as an E-3.

Anthony Cabalerro, U.S. Navy, Spain

Born in Spain, Cabalerro graduated from Brooklyn Academy in 2005, and immediately enlisted in the Navy. Presently, he serves as an aviation fuel specialist with the rank of 3rd class Petty Officer.

Maria-Antonette Capio Cabantog, U.S. Air Force, Philippines

Born in the Philippines, Cabantog enlisted in the Air Force in 2008 and currently holds rank E-2 as a Services Apprentice.

Perla Conception Ramos de Chavira, U.S. Navy, Mexico

Born in Mexico, Chavira came to the United States in 2001 and in 2009 enlisted in the Navy and currently serves as an Aviation Machinist Mate.

Rommel Cruz Cuenco, U.S. Navy, Philippines

Born in the Philippines, Cuenco acquired lawful permanent resident status in 2002. He enlisted in the Navy in 2005 and presently serves as an E-4.

Affeya Tiffany Christine Grant, U.S. Navy, Guyana

Born in Guyana, Grant entered the United States in 1993. She enlisted in the Navy in 2009 and currently serves as an E-3.

Therica Tameica Hutchinson, U.S. Army, Jamaica

Born in Jamaica, Hutchinson obtained lawful permanent resident status in 1994. She enlisted in the Army in 2004 and is currently serving as a Sergeant.

Oscar Gaspar Manrique, U.S. Air Force, Peru

Born in Peru, Manrique came to the United States with his mother in 1992. In college he joined the Air National Guard and is currently a Senior Airman.

Granger Lawrence Michael, U.S. Marine Corps, Papua New Guinea

Born in Papua New Guinea, Michael came to the United States with his family as the son of a diplomat. He enlisted in the Marine Corps in 2004 and currently serves as a Corporal, E-4.

Roosevelt Joseph, U.S. Navy, Haiti

Born in Haiti, Joseph came to the United States as a child in 1997. In 2004, he enlisted in the Navy and now serves as an E4, Corpsman.

Raquel De Olivera Moura, U.S. Navy, Brazil

Born in Brazil, Moura obtained her lawful permanent residence status in 2004. In 2007, she enlisted in the Navy and at present holds rank E-4 as an Aviation Structural Mechanic.

James Nyaga Muchoki, U.S. Army, Kenya

Born in Kenya, Muchoki obtained his lawful permanent residence status in 1996. He enlisted in the Air Forces' Selected Reserve of the Ready Reserve in 2007 and in 2008 enlisted in the Army's Selected Reserve of the Ready Reserve. At present, he holds rank E-4 in the occupation of a radiology technologist.

Jerdaine Devon Oldacre, U.S. Navy, Jamaica

Born in Jamaica, Oldacre obtained lawful permanent resident status in 2004. In 2009, he enlisted in the Navy and currently holds the rank of an E-1.

Soraya Conceicao Ross, U.S. Marine Corps, Brazil

Born in Brazil, Ross obtained lawful permanent resident status in 2006. In 2009, she enlisted in the Marine Corps and at present is a Combat Engineer.

Charlyston Schultz, U.S. Marine Corps, Brazil

Born in Brazil, Schultz obtained his lawful permanent residence status in 1998. He enlisted in the Marine Corps in 2007 and at present serves as a Captain.

Raul Pagaduan Sibayan, U.S. Army, Philippines

Born in the Philippines, Sibayan enlisted in the Army in 2009 at present holds rank E-4 in maintenance.

Andrew Hopeton Smith, U.S. Army, Jamaica

Born in Jamaica, Smith enlisted in the Army's Selected Reserve of the Ready Reserve in 2009 and at present holds rank E-3 as a Unit Supply Specialist.

Marcin Dominik Staniszewski, U.S. Marine Corps, Poland

Born in Poland, Staniszewski became a lawful permanent resident in 2004. He enlisted in the Marine Corps and at present, he is an AAV Mechanic holding rank E-3.

Berhan Kifetew Teferi, U.S. Army, Ethiopia

Born in Ethiopia, Teferi entered the United States with his family in 2005. In 2008 he enlisted in the Army as a reservist and is currently an E3, PFC.

Pitrianne Natoya Williams, U.S. Navy, Jamaica

Born in Jamaica, Williams obtained her lawful permanent resident status in 2007. She enlisted in the Navy in 2008 and currently holds the rank of E-1 as an Aviation Boatswain Mate for Equipment.

Yu Yuan, U.S. Air Force, China

Born in the People's Republic of China, Yuan entered the United States in 2003. She enlisted in the Air Force in 2009 and serves as a Material Management Specialist.

Jhonathan Zapata Garcia, U.S. Navy, Colombia

Born in Colombia, Garcia obtained lawful permanent residence status in 2006. He enlisted in the Navy in 2008, and is currently an Aviation Mechanist, AM-3.

Done the legal way and they serve this country, I'm glad to see these Americans finally achieve their goal. We're a better place because of folks like these.

[FordNut]

I also extend a hearty welcome to them. Now for all the illegals, GTFO.

[Krytin]

I also extend a hearty welcome to them. Now for all the illegals, GTFO.
+1 on that and thanks to Paul for posting up the list!:up:

[FordNut]

New Arizona immigration law passed!

I think we ought to give the illegals a path to legal citizenship.

Use the one that is in place already. I know several Asian immigrants who seem to do just fine with it. Until then, go home or get a legal work visa.

[Leadfoot281]

New Arizona immigration law passed!

I think we ought to give the illegals a path to legal citizenship.

Use the one that is in place already. I know several Asian immigrants who seem to do just fine with it. Until then, go home or get a legal work visa.


It looks like Arizona has finally made it illegal to be a criminal.

[SpartaPerformance]

I also extend a hearty welcome to them. Now for all the illegals, GTFO.

Couldn't have said it better myself.

[Vortex]

I got nothing against anybody seeking a better life for their families personally, Im sure most are fine folks, but illegal crossing of the border has got to stop, period. It hurts everybody, especially the poor because illegal workers are not union workers and keep wages artificially low. I would like to point out the fact that Ceasar Chavez was totally against illegal immigration that took away work from legitimate farmworkers, both US citizens and legal alien workers. I remember when I was in the Navy I worked with hundreds of Filipinos who busted their butts while at the same time patiently waited years for a chance at citizenship. I think its time our government and both political parties get serious to resolve this issue. One final point; the "wall" works. Those that are complaining its an eyesore or its not effective are wrong, just ask anyone in the Border Patrol.

[LIGHTNIN1]

They ARE about to solve the illegal immigration problem. The powers in charge in Washington are out preaching against the Arizona law already and are preaching REFORM which means amnesty for anyone that can get across the border. They are worried about the illegals Civil Rights. Lets see how long it takes lawsuits to get filed.:mad2:

[FordNut]

Ought to deport the politicians.

[FordNut]

It looks like Arizona has finally made it illegal to be a criminal.

Tennessee is working on a English-only workplace and English-only driver's license testing laws. If the federal government won't support America, the states will have to do it.

[DEFYANT]

There has been too much dependence on the Federal Govt. States like Arizona that take a stand get a thumbs up! Hell, run a state like a business and try to attract citizens to move there. More citizens equals more tax revenue!

Arizona should post their Nat'l Guard along the boarder to stop the invasion.

[guspech750]

I also extend a hearty welcome to them. Now for all the illegals, GTFO.
FordNut for President!!!!:bows:

[CBT]

I think it is dangerous to let anyone from China into the U.S. military.

[Leadfoot281]

Ought to deport the politicians.

Good idea.

Maybe they could get started trying to create some jobs too. I suggest we start by hiring all these illegals to build a border fence. I hear they work pretty cheap.

[BAD MERC]

They ARE about to solve the illegal immigration problem. The powers in charge in Washington are out preaching against the Arizona law already and are preaching REFORM which means amnesty for anyone that can get across the border. They are worried about the illegals Civil Rights. Lets see how long it takes lawsuits to get filed.:mad2:


If you're illegally in this Country - how does it work that they automatically have civil rights? Constitutional Rights are for citizens of the United States - not people who climb a fence under cover of darkness and trespass. This Country spent $338 BILLION last year babysitting people that have NO BUSINESS being here!

[LIGHTNIN1]

I always thought it crazy for our government to put water fountains out through the desert helping these people out after they illegally crossed the border and other people handing out food to them but hey I don't know anything, I am just a crazy American working and trying to pay my taxes and maybe have enough left over for internet access.:pirate:

[FordNut]

Good idea.

Maybe they could get started trying to create some jobs too. I suggest we start by hiring all these illegals to build a border fence. I hear they work pretty cheap.

They ARE creating jobs. Every one of these new programs they pass comes with a buttload of new government employees to administer them. And they have higher salaries and better benefits than the rest of us "subjects". The funny thing is that none of the liberal press pointed out the shady financial estimates in which the CBO had to ignore administrative costs in their estimates. So none of the savings that any of these socialists have claimed will actually happen because of the hidden costs they lied to us about.

Did anybody see the latest report on ACORN? They're actually telling their followers to call themselves "democratic socialists".