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WASHINGTON — A Washington federal judge approved a settlement agreement and awarded $2.75 million in attorney fees and court costs to the foreign nationals who sued the Department of Homeland Security after they served active duty or as Selected Reserve members in order to become U.S. citizens, but whose naturalization applications were allegedly delayed by the Department of Defense.
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