Did the old man with cancer go to America to say goodbye to his children and grandchildren and be repatriated?

Mr Cui is a terminal cancer patient. He and his wife went to the United States with valid visas, intending to see their daughter and grandson for the last time.

During their stay in the United States, their daughter and her family took the couple on a cruise to the Bahamas for a holiday.

201may 2, 81returned to the United States, was searched by the U.S. federal customs and border protection, and was sent back to China on the same day without the knowledge of his daughter and son-in-law, and his wife was handcuffed on the way. ...

Mr. and Mrs. Cui, aged 60, entered the United States on February 20 17 with a tourist visa B1B2 with multiple entry and exit validity, and went to Missouri to visit their only daughter, grandson and granddaughter. They originally planned to return to China in June 19.

Mr. Cui is a patient with stage IV cancer, and his stomach has been completely removed. Mike Dewit said that my father-in-law came to the United States this time, hoping to say goodbye to his relatives in the last few days of his life.

Their lawyer, Susan Bai, said that Mr. Cui knew that time was running out and he had made a decision before that. If he dies before June 19, he hopes to be buried in "the place where his only daughter, son-in-law and grandson lived, that is, zaks, Missouri". If there is still a chance to return to China, of course, the leaves will return to the roots.

In order to make parents-in-law happy, Mr. and Mrs. McDivitt took two old people and two children on a carnival cruise, spent five days in the Bahamas, and returned to Jacksonville, Florida on May 2 1. Unexpectedly, the whole family was detained by CBP. Mike Dewit told American media that they were the first people to disembark after the cruise ship docked in Hong Kong and were detained by CBP. CBSA staff did not allow him to contact his lawyer or anyone else.

Mike Dewit said that when their family was about to leave on a carnival cruise, their parents-in-law were questioned by the crew as soon as they got on board. During the trip, he was called by the crew four times to ask for documents, claiming that "there may be problems."

Carnival Cruise said that foreign tourists need to provide passports to travel on its cruise. "So when boarding the ship, we collect the information of passengers and give the passenger list to CBP before departure. During the voyage, CBP may ask for information about specific passengers and view relevant documents. "

Jia Zheng said that all the procedures for her parents to go to the United States were legal and there were no mistakes. She said that she was the only child in her family, and her parents sent her to the United States to study at a university, which always supported her. "They just spend money in America, but now they are treated unfairly."

Mike Dewit said that his wife and children were later released, but they never met their in-laws. They found a hotel in Florida and waited for news. During the period, I wanted to send some money to my parents-in-law, but I was also rejected. He said his parents-in-law didn't have any money with them, and they didn't even have the key to China's house.

After waiting anxiously for a few days, they got the most unacceptable news: Mr. and Mrs. Cui were sent back to China on the night of 2 1.

Mr. and Mrs. Cui were repatriated to China at 2 1 night local time in the United States. As they are flying from Florida to new york and then from new york to Beijing, they arrived at Beijing International Airport on the morning of 23rd American time (the night of 23rd Beijing time).

They have no money, no house keys and no one can help them go back to their hometown in Shenyang. Mr. Cui was already suffering from cancer, and after being detained by the US Immigration Service, he took a long-distance international flight, which made him even more exhausted.

When Mr Cui arrived at Beijing International Airport, he could see a thin man lying on a cold stool with a simple suitcase beside him.

After arriving at Beijing International Airport, Mr. Cui's wife called her daughter and said that she was handcuffed during the repatriation.