Navy. they will be required to leave the United States. S. 296 would correct this situation and recognize the service and dedication of these recruits. Recognizing years of service to the United States and the personal ties that result from years of service to or in this country is consistent with other provisions of immigration law that provide special immigrant status to Panamanians who served the United States Government for 15 years and to employees of international organizations who have resided in the United States for 15 years. The Subcommittee on International Law unanimously approved S. 296. and the Committee on the Judiciary ordered it reported favorably after amending it to address a technical problem arising from changes made in the immigration laws by the Immigration Act of 1990. This bill is noncontroversial and enJoys the strong support of the U.S. military. It is a reasonable and balanced bill that recognizes the service of these aliens in our military.
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