What will happen if you go to the United States to work illegally? How long can I entrust a lawyer to handle immigration after arriving in the United States?

There are more than 20 million illegal immigrants in the United States, and the United States is the country with the largest number of illegal employees and the most profitable. In the United States, illegal workers are generally not caught unless you receive an expulsion order or are caught breaking the law. If someone applies for asylum but is rejected by the Immigration Bureau, the Immigration Bureau will issue an expulsion order to the applicant. Another situation is to let people around you report you. Maybe you offended someone. Don't tell the truth to your colleagues during your illegal work. Of course, now the United States is much stricter than before, and sometimes it will go to businesses to search, but in China, it is rare to search small shops opened by people unless someone reports it. Immigration usually goes to large garment factories and some so-called sweatshops to search, and many people will be found at a time, but this situation is rare. In short, it is normal to be a black laborer in the United States, and it is not easy to get caught unless you are unlucky. But if you are caught, America is a big country, and they will buy you a plane ticket to send you back to China. Unlike Japan, you have to send money from home to buy a plane ticket before sending you back to China. Therefore, the money earned by illegal workers in the United States must be sent back to the mainland, otherwise it will be sent back, and the money may not be taken out. Immigration will ask you to tell the source of the money, and if you can prove that you earned it by working illegally, they will also let you take it away. According to strict regulations, it is illegal to work without a work permit.