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I take the same stance on him as I do on other illegals. My position is simply this: All illegals have 30 days to leave and line up at the door to apply for permanent residence. Check theier background, make sure they aren't a wanted criminal and are not a member of a militant anti-US organization ("terrorist" is such an overused, overapplied buzzword,) and if they pass the check, give 'em a SSN and let them start paying taxes.
If this man's history qualifies as war crimes that would prevent a new applicant from being granted residency, then he should not be allowed back. If he can show that he has atoned for his crimes and/or is not denied entry to the country based on current standards, he may stay.
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