"West Virginia state employees have been fired over a photograph showing several members of the Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation (DCR) making an apparent Nazi salute.

Three people have been terminated and 34 remain suspended without pay as a result of an ongoing investigation into the photo, Jeff Sandy, the cabinet secretary for the West Virginia state Department of Military Affairs and Public Safety, said in a statement Friday."

washingtontimes.com/news/2019/dec/6/west-virginia-fires-state-employees-over-photo-of-/

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I've never understood how that is allowed at all. Not only should it be citizens only, it should be only those born in the United States that are eligible.

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Yes, but I was referring to this policy:

"As a country founded by immigrants hundreds of years ago, many individuals still flock to the U.S. today seeking political freedom and the opportunity to achieve their goals. America remains a land of opportunities, and because many foreigners from all over the world come to live in the U.S., cultural diversity is cited as one of the country's strengths.

The same applies to the U.S military today. Since the Revolutionary War, legal permanent residents are eligible to enlist in the military. Roughly 35,000 non-citizens are serving in active duty military and about 8,000 join each year."

military.com/join-armed-forces/eligibility-requirements/the-us-military-helps-naturlize-non-citizens.html