Comments by "Robert Steele" (@robertsteele474) on "Poll: MAJORITY Of Americans Now Support Mass Deportations!" video.

  1. Name a country that has not been touched by US foreign policy.
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  2.  @julesjules5439  We allow monopolistic corporations to buy up real estate and leave them vacant to raise prices.
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  3. Sounds like a good law for the US to have.
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  4.  @quidproquo3933  Your handle fits the US political system.
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  5. One-way economy flights cost less than $250 to Puerto Williams, Chile. One-way economy flights cost less than $1500 to anywhere in the world. One months' average subsidized US rent = $900. You figure it out.
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  6.  @Ken-j2u  Tax-free overtime?
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  7.  @jeffhicks8428  If you think a non-resident cannot own property in the US, you need to go beck to grammar school. Florida is not the entire US.
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  8.  @jeffhicks8428  "You can buy a property as a foreigner living in the US full time, as a Green Card holder, as a non-resident investor or as a vacation home. Foreigners can buy a property in the US without any legal restrictions. The main issue many foreigners will run into will be financing. When you buy a US property you’ll need to provide paperwork to support your purchase, and if you’re getting a mortgage or other home financing, you’ll also need documents to support your loan application. Each situation will be slightly different, but here are some of the common documents you’ll need to provide: -Proof of identity: this can include your passport, Green Card, visa, and other identification such as your Social Security Number (SSN) or Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) -Proof of address and residence status: you’ll usually have to show where you live using a drivers license or other official paperwork, and may need to prove your legal residence status if you intend to live in the property -Proof of income: to get a mortgage you’ll need to provide evidence you can afford to keep up repayments. This may include pay stubs and tax returns -Proof of affordability: a lender will also need to see evidence of any outstanding loans or debts to assess the affordability of the loan." I hope those words are not too big for you, Hick.
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  9.  @boybrushedred18  Well, you wouldn't eat a cold dog now, would you?
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  10. The lower mid-latitudes of North America.
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  11.  @Momoo77  "How Nixon’s 1972 Visit to China Changed the Balance of Cold War Power" The History Channel February 22, 2024
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