What is the possibility of being deported quickly in the United States?

In fact, after President Trump took office, students who paid attention to the news related to the keywords "customs, China people, entry" found that there were not a few cases in the United States where they were stopped by customs and even went home without coming.

Someone was refused entry because the information on DS- 160 was wrong and did not match the actual situation; Someone was repatriated because of improper visa application; What other international students circulating on the Internet were sent back to China because of their poor English and poor grades ...?

We are used to getting visas smoothly, and it took too long without saying a word. After Trump took office, stepping up the immigration trial caught everyone off guard. The most terrible thing was a killer-rapid deportation.

Fast deportation refers to the procedure that American immigration law enforcement officials can force non-American citizens to leave the country quickly without the hearing of an immigration judge.

Let the unlucky man get on the plane back to his hometown as soon as possible. "I want to see my lawyer" in movies and TV plays is useless here, and the parties have no right to find a lawyer to fight for them.

According to the previous regulations, the fast deportation procedure is almost applicable to undocumented immigrants who are arrested by the border patrol police within 0/00 miles of the border and enter the country illegally within 14 days. However, after the executive order signed by Trump in February came into effect, undocumented immigrants arrested in the United States within two years are subject to accelerated expulsion procedures, as is the US Customs.

Under normal circumstances, border law enforcement officers have the right to execute the rapid deportation procedure after determining that the parties have one of the following circumstances:

Lying, saying/giving false information about your true immigrant/non-immigrant status, prepared materials or entry permit;

Or do not have a valid visa, entry permit, passport, etc.

So it seems that the probability of being accidentally recruited is actually not small!

For the convenience of the map, some people obviously come to visit relatives and say that they are traveling; Some media friends obviously came to interview, but they didn't apply for a reporter's visa, but they applied for a B2 tourist visa.

In fact, in some cases, it is not that everyone deliberately concealed and exploited the loopholes, but that they did not know that these things would have problems before.

After all, most people are law-abiding Everyone thought that they could get through the customs smoothly with their passports and visas, but such an easy day seems to be gone forever. The customs staff seems to be in high spirits. Theoretically, they will carefully check all the information you report. Therefore, people who go to the United States should strictly check when applying for a visa and filling out the DS- 160 form. It is definitely not a waste of time to prepare some questions that the customs may ask before going out!