If a child is born in Canada or the United States and becomes a local citizen, how can parents stay abroad? Which parent is better to be naturalized, Canada or America?

Children and parents look at this problem separately. Children born in the United States and Canada can automatically acquire American and Canadian citizenship by "taking root". And parents can't. If parents have no legal status or their visas expire, they must leave the country. Parents must wait until their children reach the age of 18 before they can apply for parents to go to the United States and Canada. The United States and Canada have repatriated many such people, whose parents live illegally, but whose children were born in the United States and Canada and have legal status. These parents also suggested that their children are American and Canadian citizens and want to stay in the United States and Canada. But the government always says that your parents live illegally and must leave the country. The children are American and Canadian citizens, and they can stay. Then the government will send the children to orphanages or other welfare institutions and raise them by the government. Finally, these parents had to leave the country with their minor children of American and Canadian nationality.

In terms of the difficulty of naturalization, it is relatively simple in Canada at present.