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Texas Man Born to U.S. Soldier on U.S. Army Base Abroad Deported to Jamaica

  • Jermaine Thomas, born in 1986 on a U.S. military installation in Germany to a father who was a naturalized American citizen, was deported from Texas to Jamaica in May 2025.
  • Thomas's deportation followed a long legal dispute over his citizenship, with courts ruling he is not a U.S. citizen due to his father's residency and naturalization status at the time of his birth.
  • Thomas spent much of his life in Texas, often homeless and in jail, and was arrested earlier in 2025 after eviction; he spent about 30 days in jail before deportation.
  • Thomas described feeling deeply hopeless during his deportation, even wishing for a fatal plane accident, and challenged the fairness of removing a child of a U.S. Army service member who has sacrificed for the country.
  • His case highlights complexities of birthright citizenship for children born overseas to U.S. military personnel and shows ongoing impacts amid the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement and birthright citizenship policy changes.
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Mirror US broke the news in on Thursday, June 26, 2025.
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