; (5) the Vice Chief of Staff of the Air Force; (6) the Judge Advocate of the Air Force, or designee; (7) the Deputy Commandant for Mission Support of the Coast Guard; (8) the Judge Advocate of the Coast Guard, or designee; and (9) the Deputy Commandant of Manpower and Reserve Affairs of the Marine Corps, or designee. (c) Case reviews (1) In general Not later than 30 days after the Director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement notifies the Advisory Committee of the case of an individual described in section 4(a), the Advisory Committee shall meet to review the case and to provide a written recommendation to the Secretary of Homeland Security on whether the individual— (A) notwithstanding the grounds for removal asserted by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, should be granted— (i) a stay of removal and allowed to apply for asylum; (ii) deferred action; or (iii) parole; or (B) should be removed from the United States. (2) Submission of information An individual who is the subject of a case review under paragraph (1) may submit information to the Advisory Committee, and the Advisory Committee shall consider such information. (3) Procedures In conducting each case review under paragraph (1), the Advisory Committee shall consider, as factors weighing in favor of a recommendation under paragraph (1)(A)— (A) with respect to a member of the Armed Forces serving on active duty or in a reserve component, whether the individual— (i) took an oath of enlistment or an oath of office; (ii) received military decorations, campaign medals, or service medals, was deployed, or was otherwise evaluated for merit in service during his or her service in the Armed Forces; (iii) is a national of a country that prohibits repatriation of an individual after any service in the Armed Forces; or (iv) contributed to his or her local community during his or her service in the Armed Forces; (B) with respect to a veteran, whether the individual— (i) took an oath of enlistment or an oath of office