voting for federal office is the one right that is only for a united states citizen.
voting for federal office is the one right that is only for a united states citizen.
name one right only for united states citizen?
voting for federal office
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while rattan and kalsi are both officers, in 2011, army specialist simranpreet lamba became the first enlisted man to be granted a waiver for his beard and turban as sikh "articles of faith" in 26 years. despite the fact that his education would have qualified him for service as an officer, his status as a non-united states citizen barred him from officer status, so he enlisted under "the military accessions vital to the national interest recruiting program, which enlists legal non-citizens with critical language skills, such as lamba's knowledge of punjabi and hindi." during combat basic training at fort jackson, south carolina, lamba was naturalized as a united states citizen, saying that becoming a united states citizen and a united states soldier were always part of his "childhood dream": "i believe that i already have the warrior ethos in me and the warrior blood in me. that's why it's been my childhood dream to always be in the armed forces. and i'm really happy that my childhood dream came true. and i'm a proud u.s. army soldier today." now that he is a united states citizen, lamba plans to continue to serve as a soldier, but hopes to apply to officer candidate school (ocs) sometime in the future.
religious symbolism in the united states military