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Did you know that non-US citizens can serve in our military?

That's been the case for a long time. When I was a little kid I loved to sit in our gardeners truck and mooch the burritos their mom made for them. Cold beans and cheese on handmade flour tortillas.

One of them had joined the army and went to Korea. After that he started a gardening route in West L.A., brought his brother up, sponsored him as as a family member/employee. Fast forward a few generations and they have an empire of businesses; restaurants, bars, insurance offices, salons. Lots of kids through college have become professionals. La familia Galvan. ... a genuine American success story.

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