Many of the immigrant workers on that list are today’s frontline troops they protect America by cleaning our hotels, offices, and homes nurturing our children and caring for our sick and dying. In April, the Department of Homeland Security released a list of essential workers who protect America by “ensuring the continuity of functions critical to public health and safety, as well as economic and national security.” Today we find ourselves relying on foreign-born workers who are fighting the virus in our communities and across the country. war on COVID-19 is no different from wars past. Over the years hundreds of thousands of those foreign-born soldiers, through Acts of Congress or presidential order, were granted expedited citizenship to ensure allegiance and impart gratitude.
military has relied on foreign-born and non-citizen enlistees, who at times made up almost 25 percent of our troops. Since the days of the American Revolution, the U.S.
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