Should she be deported?

What many people don't know is that when a person gets married and are in the U.S. Military they often have to get permission from their command to allow the Union, second of all this happens all of the time. No offense but when there was a base in the Phillipines, most women came over because they were married to a serviceman without having to become a citizen first. Now I believe it is unfair to tamper with a servicepersons family while they are at war especially while an MIA. Her husband is sort of busy at the moment (hopefully) and is unable to come play politics! Now if they want to play games, they should give her a period of time to go through the process, and give her the slack like they do the other service wives.

I suspect marrioages such as this happen a lot, in Australia too. The thing is though, it is not just the fault, or responsibilty of the wife for being illegal. Her husband, whether he is in the Military or not, is just as responsible for marrying her.. Now that the poor man is MIA in Iraq, I don't not think it wise to put undue pressure on his wife. When & if, the husbamd is found, he would be devestated to find his wife had been deported. Time enough to follow up this situation when it has been derterminded what happened to him.