I would like to ask immigrants to the United States, whether the blood test items include hiv or syphilis, and whether children should also be tested? !

Please don't be sensational here with the answers from the last century upstairs, okay?

U.S. President Barack Obama lifted the ban on travel and immigration of AIDS patients in the United States, and removed HIV from the list of infectious diseases endangering public health, which will take effect on 20 10/0/October 4. People infected with HIV will no longer be restricted from entering China. Visa medical examination no longer requires HIV testing. In addition, HIV-positive applicants will no longer need to obtain exemption through the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). DS- 160 online non-immigrant visa application form and DS-260 online immigrant visa application form list the following questions: "Do you have infectious diseases that endanger public health?" From October 4th, 20 10/kloc-0, HIV-positive visa applicants no longer need to answer "yes" just because of their HIV status, but should answer "no". At present, the medical questionnaire that needs to be filled in before emigrating to the United States for medical examination will only ask whether you have ever suffered from diabetes, hypertension, kidney disease, hepatitis C and lung cough, and there is no mention of HIV. In your immigration physical examination, you will not be tested for HIV. HIV is only a small-scale infectious disease and will not prevent you from entering the United States. Infectious diseases that prevent you from entering the United States include tuberculosis, syphilis, gonorrhea and leprosy. Therefore, friend A who is considering immigrating to the United States can feel free to apply for a face-to-face visa! Wish you all the best!