Military Related

Kunia resident Sae Joon Park, a decorated Army veteran, was given three weeks to return to South Korea, after 48 years in the U.S.

He and his wife are still waiting to understand why an agency that had explicitly stated it was not pursuing deportation proceedings against Parris still has him in custody and is trying to remove him from the country he served on the battlefield.

Forty-five-year-old Marlon Parris is from Trinidad and Tobago originally and he’s been in the U.S. on a green card since the 1990s.

The military relies on noncitizens to fill its ranks. No one is sure how many are later banished from the country they fought for.

LULAC, which wrapped up its national convention in Albuquerque last week, is trying to make contact and avail legal resources to deported veterans in Mexico, El Salvador, Haiti, Jamaica, Kenya and …

Immigrant family members of military troops have no guaranteed path to citizenship and face deportation if undocumented.

A Macon woman, Alma Bowman, faces deportation as ICE questions her U.S. citizenship, despite her American Navy veteran father and decades spent in the U.S.

ICE officers detained the wife of a Marine Corps veteran in Louisiana during a routine immigration appointment.