Military Law
Jan. 1, 2010
For Immigrants Who Serve, A Path to U.S. Citizenship
When Juan Luis Alcivar enlisted in the U.S. Army, he did so out of loyalty to his adopted country.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
When Juan Luis Alcivar enlisted in the U.S. Army, he did so out of loyalty to his adopted country.
After a sniper shot him in the leg outside of Baghdad and Alcivar was sent back to Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C., the Dominican legal immigrant made another decision: to naturalize.
Alcivar was recovering from his wounds and couldn't go it alone...
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