What impact does the change of president in the United States have on immigration policy?

In terms of immigration attitude, Trump can be said to protect American citizens with comprehensive anti-immigration. For illegal immigrants, Trump once said in the program that if he is elected president, he will revoke the Obama administration's immigration administrative order, expel undocumented illegal immigrants in the United States, cancel tuition concessions for illegal immigrant children, and resolutely oppose the Dream Act. From the standpoint of Mexican immigrants, Trump believes that these illegal immigrants are the root cause of poverty and rising crime rate in the United States. He wants to build a 2000-mile-long wall on the border between the United States and Mexico and equip it with guards to stop Mexican immigrants.

Regarding birth citizenship, Trump said that it is an American policy to overthrow birth. He believes that this is one of the biggest sources of illegal immigrants, and the descendants of those illegal immigrants should not obtain American citizenship. If the "birth citizenship" is abolished, it will inevitably have a serious impact on the American industry that gives birth to children. In addition, Trump criticized the H- 1B plan for consuming employment opportunities in the United States, and said that he would increase the salary price of H- 1B jobs, thus reducing the demand for H- 1B talents by American companies. The exchange student J- 1 visa will also be cancelled, which will greatly increase the difficulty for international students to stay in the United States after graduation. Kaisheng immigration experts have to remind domestic investors that if Trump is successfully elected, not only EB-5 immigrants will not work, but other immigrants and even investment channels will be directly across the board! At this stage, it is better to reinvest when the policy is stable.