Compared with the past, what has happened to China people who immigrated to the United States illegally?

In the past, illegal immigrants from China often went alone, often by stealing money by boat. Wherever they go, they are illegal workers and keep working. Just like living on an invisible island constructed by language and culture, efforts are "isolated".

The life of China's illegal immigration to the United States began like this: they paid a high smuggling fee, went through hardships to arrive in the United States, and after arriving at their destination, they plunged into the hands of a pre-arranged boss in China. They work for more than ten hours every day, without entertainment, and live in loneliness and fear for a long time with longing for their distant relatives and longing for their future life. Before going abroad, many people thought that the United States had Jinshan Yinshan. When I arrived in the United States, I found that there was no shortcut to pay off the illegal immigration fee and send the money back to my hometown in Fujian.

Now, first of all, illegal immigrants in China have begun to decrease (both in number and proportion), and the sources of population have become diverse, and the ways of "immigration" have also become diverse. Let's give some examples:

There are still some, but most of them are not what they used to be. Now they often fly there by B 1/B2, and then stay illegally, trying to become legal immigrants by giving birth, getting married, applying for asylum, amnesty, applying for L 1, etc. (This is a great risk, and 57 American immigrants think it is best not to, otherwise even if they get immigration documents, they will be blocked by the embassy system and unable to return to China).

The quality of these people is much higher than before, and they do everything. In addition, the California government axe deliberately condones (the government axe department and the police are not allowed to assist the Immigration Bureau in checking visas, which is estimated to be a shortage of people), as long as there is no traffic accident (you can take a driver's license, but you will be asked to show your ID card after the accident), you can stay for a long time. Ironically, if their employers bully them, they can still sue, and the court will not refuse to accept them because they are illegal immigrants, nor will it.

In addition, the political axe of the United States is even relaxing its policy on illegal immigrants. For example, California has enacted or will enact a series of laws to protect the rights and interests of illegal immigrants, including:

Application for Driving License (AB60 Act)

Applying for a University Scholarship (Act AB 130)

Enjoy the tuition standard of California residents' university (Act AB 130).

Local police may not detain non-felonies and hand them over to the Immigration Bureau for deportation (AB4, Trust Law).

Employers are not allowed to retaliate by reporting illegal immigrant employees (SB666 Act).

No one can report illegal immigrants, which makes them afraid (AB524 Act).

Can practice as a lawyer in California (AB 1024 Act)

It can be said that after China illegally immigrated to the United States, their life would be much better than that of people in the 1990s, and they often have higher literacy and more kinds of jobs.