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Very Tough Question
With other countries now doing what the French do and accepting foreign soldiers into their army, a serious question now emerges. Luckily we have not faced the problem yet, but one day we probably will.
Let's say and American was denied from the United States Military for whatever reason, so he goes to a foreign country, like France, and signs up for the French Foreign Legion thinking the United States and France will never go to war with each other. So he joins, goes through training, and becomes a French soldier, then returns to his home in the United States.
Then a year later the worst thing happens, the French go to war with the United States. The French call upon the soldier to fight for them, against his own country.
1. Would the United States protect the person if he denies to go into battle on the side of the French?2. Even if he denies to fight for the French, could he still be kept as a war prisoner by the United States?
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