If I were a super scientist and won an award second only to the Nobel Prize, would the United States let me immigrate unconditionally?

If you were Einstein, the natural country would rob you. Qian Xuesen, who studied nuclear weapons and dynamics in the United States, wanted to return to China but was stopped by the US Immigration Bureau and government departments! But if you ask me, there is no need to emigrate if you really reach the world-class level ~ It is precisely because the domestic scientific and technological level has not reached a very high level that some aspiring student researchers in China immigrated to the United States to obtain higher scientific research capabilities. The United States not only develops science and technology well, but also treats scientific research talents generously. However, in China, scientific research talents are not paid much attention, actors and stars are popular, and politicians and troops hold heavy power. Let me make it clear that I am only talking about scientists emigrating, not that China is worse than the United States, but that China is superior to the United States in some respects. And immigrant English, CET-4 and CET-6 are useless. Only in China, immigrants have to take IELTS or TOEFL in English.