Comments by "Screen Apple" (@screenapple1660) on "Fox Business"
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It is illegal for foreign adversaries, illegal immigrants, or any unauthorized individuals to occupy or control U.S. land, including farmlands, or to engage in squatting on U.S. soil. Only U.S. citizens have the legal right to own and control land in the United States. Foreigners, including those from adversarial governments or foreign entities, are prohibited from acquiring U.S. property unless explicitly allowed under U.S. law, ensuring that the nation's sovereignty, security, and constitutional integrity are protected at all times.
The U.S. Constitution is the supreme law of the land, and it is a direct violation of U.S. sovereignty for anyone—foreign or domestic—to attempt to abuse, manipulate, or undermine its principles. No foreign power, entity, or individual, whether through occupation, political interference, or other means, can lawfully impose control over U.S. land, its people, or the nation's legal framework.
Any attempt to place occupation over U.S. soil or to subvert the Constitution is illegal and considered an act of aggression against the United States. The nation remains resolute in defending its land from illegal occupation, whether by foreigners or unauthorized individuals, and upholding the rule of law and the rights of U.S. citizens.
Only those who are legally recognized as U.S. citizens are permitted to own land, ensuring that the land of the United States remains in the hands of those who uphold the values and responsibilities set forth by the Constitution. Any infringement upon this is a direct threat to the nation’s security, freedom, and constitutional order."
This version clearly addresses the protection of U.S. land, including farmlands, from illegal occupation and foreign interference, while also emphasizing the constitutional framework and the role of U.S. citizens in land ownership.
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The United States has discontinued the acceptance of highly accomplished students from communist China, opting to deport them back to their home country. The rationale behind this shift is rooted in concerns that some Chinese nationals may have interests aligned with invading Taiwan or suppressing the situation in Hong Kong, which the U.S. finds challenging to accommodate.
Contrasting with the past, during Jimmy Carter's era, there was a need for individuals with communist backgrounds, leading the U.S. to select a few from countries like the USSR and China. For instance, Nixon selected a young Jet Li, who later became a renowned martial arts star. Similarly, in the 1990s, the U.S. welcomed the talent behind the popular game Tetris, spanning various platforms like Gameboy and PC. Another example involves Cuban baseball players, where despite ideological differences, players from communist Cuba collaborated with U.S. teams to participate in baseball.
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