This undated photo provided by the Calixto family shows Lucas Calixto. The U.S. Army has moved in recent weeks to discharge some immigrant recruits and reservists who enlisted through a program that promised them a path to citizenship. Calixto filed a lawsuit in Washington, D.C., last week alleging the Defense Department had discharged him without giving him a chance to defend himself or appeal. He said he was given no specific grounds other than "personnel security." (Courtesy of the Calixto Family via AP)
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