Can I continue to stay in the United States after I go to the United States to give birth? Will my family's visa to the United States be taken care of by the U.S. government?

The educational and social resources in the United States are important reasons for attracting Chinese families to come to the United States to have children. Some propaganda methods even quantify it, saying that by spending 100,000 yuan, you can get an "American baby" worth 9.8 million yuan: you can save school selection fees and school district housing, easily enter China's famous universities, study in the United States is cheap, and parents can immigrate. ...etc., some mothers even plan to stay in the United States after having babies.

Families who want to have children in the United States must think twice before doing so, because this kind of behavior is illegal immigration, which is what we often call "black" in the United States. Generally, families who go to the United States to have children hold B2 tourist visas. Judging from the type of visa, traveling and shopping in the United States is an act of promoting the U.S. economy and increasing employment in the United States. Once you fail to return, you will be considered an illegal immigrant. You will not have the right to stay in the United States just because you gave birth to an American baby.

Illegal immigration has caused great trouble to the U.S. government and has always been a headache for the U.S. government, and there is currently no good solution. From another perspective, illegal immigration is not as scary as we imagine. It will not be like our Chinese neighborhood committees, who go door to door to check temporary residence permits and ID cards. Because the United States does not have an alien registration system, you can live "illegally" in the United States without committing a crime. Your children enjoy free education just like American children, and if you encounter an emergency medical treatment, you can also receive free medical treatment. It can be said that , except that illegal immigrants are despised by real Americans, their basic life is not a problem.

Although the U.S. government treats illegal immigrants more humanely and the social resources are very sound, illegal immigrants have various inconveniences in living in the United States, which will lead to relatively difficult living conditions and conditions, which will affect the words and deeds of their parents. Behavior even affects the physical and mental development of children. I would like to advise families who want to stay in the United States that the United States is not a paradise and blind worship is unrealistic. Going to the United States to give birth to a child is just for the child's benefit and to give him one more choice in his future. He wants to take advantage of the benefits of the US government, but in the end he is the one who suffers. Staying in the United States after going to the United States to give birth is not worth the gain.

The above is a summary of some basic precautions based on experience. If you have other questions, you can consult New Jersey Changhe Confinement Center