In the United States, there is no identity, no green card, and you are repatriated if you don't go to school?

Are you an unmarried immigrant with your mother? You still need to explain how you got to America.

First, as the previous person answered, if you come to the United States with a study visa of F 1, this is not an immigrant visa. If you don't go to school, the school will definitely report to the Immigration Bureau. Then, your identity will be black. Although it will not be sent back to China, it will be very annoying in the United States in the future, and it will be difficult to return to the United States once you return to China.

Second, if you entered the United States with a mother and an immigrant visa, then your status belongs to a green card at the beginning of entering the United States. In this way, whether you study or not, the Immigration Bureau will not interfere, let alone send you back to China.

Third, if you enter the United States as your mother's non-immigrant status, such as your mother's study or work visa, you don't need to study to maintain your identity. As long as your mother's identity is legal, your identity is legal.

To sum up, under no circumstances will you be sent back to China. Immigration doesn't have that many resources to arrest people. Haha, don't worry, but if you can't legally maintain your status in the United States, it will affect everything in your future. So, look at your situation and see which one you belong to!