Why do many people go to America to have children?

People who go to the United States to give birth want their children to acquire American citizenship. According to American law, children born in the United States legally have nationality.

As long as people are in the United States, whether legal or illegal, children born are American citizens. The amendment 14 to the U.S. Constitution, which has been in use since 1886, grants American citizenship to all children born within the jurisdiction of the United States. Every year, a large number of middle class, well-off families and top elites in China go to the United States to have children. Children born in the United States have many advantages: 1 They are born with American status, enjoy social and medical benefits, have never been back to the United States in their lifetime, and can still receive a pension when they are old. Children can be brought back to China to be raised and enjoy 13 free compulsory education from public primary schools to high schools in the United States. In the United States, in addition to truly enjoying free compulsory education, low-income families can also enjoy government education subsidies, that is, not only does it cost nothing to go to school in the United States, but the government will also give you money to encourage you to educate your children. Children aged 2/kloc-0 can apply for a permanent green card for their parents. Children who become American citizens will enjoy visa-free treatment from 180 countries with diplomatic relations in the future, which is very convenient for entry and exit.