The Pentagon said Friday that contrary to what an Associated Press report has suggested, there are no new changes to a program for immigrants to gain U.S. citizenship through military service. The Associated Press reported on Thursday evening that some “U.S. Army reservists and recruits who enlisted in the military with a promised path to citizenship are being abruptly discharged.”
However, the Pentagon said there have been no new policies or guideline changes to prompt any discharges from the program. Rather, any discharges are based on initial security screening of each candidate.
The Army could not comment on specific persons mentioned in the AP’s story due to privacy issues and pending litigation, but released a statement on Friday in response.
“Department of Defense and Army policy require all recruits to undergo a suitability review as part of the military accessions process. One aspect of the suitability review is a security screening,” Army spokeswoman Lt. Col. Nina Hill said.
Immigration lawyers say the Pentagon has begun discharging dozens of recruits who had been promised a path to U.S. citizenship. They were part of a program called “MAVNI” — military accessions vital to the national interest…
Private First Class Alina Kaliuzhna is a medic stationed at Camp Bullis, and she’s in the country legally, just like everyone in that recruitment program…
For more than two years, the Ukrainian immigrant has been unable to clear new background checks…
Kaliuzhna enlisted under a recruitment program called MAVNI, which offers non-citizens a path to citizenship if they have critical language and medical skills needed by the military. The Bush administration started the program to help fight the war on terror.
President Obama opened it up to DACA recipients, the so-called Dreamers…
… said Maryland congressman and former Navy medical officer Andy Harris… “But again… I fully agree with the enhanced background checks… because…these are people who have not been vetted through the normal immigration and naturalization process.”
A Pentagon spokeswoman told CBS News MAVNI was suspended in 2016 because it “was vulnerable to an unacceptable level of risk from insider threats such as espionage, terrorism, and other criminal activity.”
Kaliuzhna’s records indicate she was flagged because of discrepancies in her answers during her security review. Her screener believed her “ability to protect classified information has been compromised.”
Kaliuzhna said her screener suspected someone else in Ukraine was supporting her financially, making her a security risk.
So Bush and Obama create and further a special program to get foreigners into our military, even before they have been screened to gain citizenship, and they employ shoddy, half-assed background checks. Now Trump comes in, and we find many of these individuals are getting money funneled into their accounts from overseas and they are being deceptive about it in their screenings.
It is not impossible that this was a program set up to get Cabal operators from overseas infiltrated into the military. What you are seeing may be another micro-phase of the Storm, designed to prevent the infiltration of the military by a hostile conspiracy bent on dominating the nation through intensive intelligence infiltration and compromising of our leaders using pedophilia and other blackmailable material.
Every day that goes by, I realize such a conspiracy is not bizarre and unlikely, but rather the most likely path for a government to follow in a Darwinian environment where those who perform such actions have an innate advantage over those who do not.
The Cabal is real.