What should I do if I want to have a baby in the United States with a visa and am refused entry to the United States?

Giving birth in the United States, giving birth in the United States itself does not violate American law.

However, immigration officials have the right to refuse you entry into the United States, mainly for the following reasons:

1. The purpose of your entry does not match the purpose of your visa. You didn't tell the interviewer that you were coming to America to have a baby, or the interviewer asked you this question, but you denied it.

Immigration officials doubt your ability to pay, and she thinks you may bring trouble to America. Medical resources such as welfare white cards of American taxpayers may be used. If you can't prove that you have the ability to pay the expenses and cope with the risks, she has the right to refuse you. (Before, many people from China came to give birth, and they were instigated by some homestays or "black-hearted" month centers to apply for American medical white cards).

3. Other reasons, such as American security. You may find that your relatives are black in America, or you may suspect that you have an immigration tendency and will never return to China.

Basically, these three were repatriated.