What should we do if we lose our Chinese and American citizenship?

In the early days of the founding of our country, all fields were developing and the economy was also starting. Due to domestic poverty and people's living difficulties, many people were unwilling to work hard to create a future with the motherland, so many Chinese set out to American development. Since the United States was in the "golden stage of development" at that time, some wealthy Chinese people tried their best to live in the United States and went through all kinds of hardships just to obtain American citizenship. But in fact, not all immigrants in the United States live a good life.

Today, there are 340 Chinese Americans in the United States, accounting for 22.4% of Asian Americans. In addition to Chinese with American nationality, there are also many Chinese who have not obtained nationality. Therefore, the number of Chinese in the United States should be higher than This number, and shown in the U.S. Census, is that the Asian population is growing very fast among various states in the United States, and Chinese are the main component of Asians.

It can be said that Chinese Americans are present in all walks of life in the United States, and the development of Chinese Americans is also different. They are divided into rich and luxurious Americans, and some have been in the United States for many years but have achieved nothing. of Chinese descent. It turns out that during the original wave of immigrants, many families with modest means came to the United States to develop and develop, hoping to realize their "American Dream". However, over the past many years, they have still lived the lives of the lower class people in the United States. It can be said that they have basically No contribution. As the number of immigrants in the United States increases, the local indigenous residents become dissatisfied.

Local Americans believe that these large numbers of immigrants are robbing them of social benefits and job opportunities. You must know that the cake is so big, and the more people there are, the less and less cake they will get. As for local marches and protests, there are always demonstrations. Nowadays, as the epidemic in the United States becomes more and more serious, more and more Americans are facing the dilemma of unemployment and can only rely on the government to receive relief funds and meals, which arouses their dissatisfaction even more, because there is no need to give these immigrants the same benefits. Welfare. It finally attracted the attention of the United States, and the United States began to vigorously investigate. It can be said that some Chinese immigrants who had no contribution and no assets had their American citizenship revoked and were deported back to the country.

It is reported that about 300,000 Chinese were repatriated this time. Since their American citizenship and Chinese nationality were revoked, they faced homelessness. So the Chinese began to cry: Let them Where are we going? What should we do? As we all know, our country has never recognized dual nationality. Ever since they left China and went to live in the United States without looking back, they have voluntarily given up their Chinese nationality. Now they have no place to prove their identity without nationality. Who can blame this? In this regard, some netizens said: I just left when I wanted to, but now I know the motherland, okay? It's too late!

The current epidemic situation abroad is relatively severe. On the other hand, my country is not only the first country to control the spread of the epidemic, but also the first country to recover economically and the first country to resume economic work. These Chinese who became American citizens should have thought of the worst outcome when they left China without looking back. Now they are completely desperate and cannot change the status quo of being stateless.