United States v. Berumen, __ M.J. __ (C.M.A. June 12, 1987) (military judge did not have duty to advise accused that he could possibly be deported or denied United States citizenship as direct result of his plea of guilty; accused's allegations that defense counsel never advised him of immigration consequences of his guilty pleas and that accused would have insisted upon recommendation by military judge that he not be deported or would have reconsidered his decision to plead guilty, did not satisfy ineffective assistance of counsel test, establishing neither that counsel's representation fell below objective standard of reasonableness nor that prejudice existed).