What if Chinese Americans are sent back to China and lose their Chinese and American citizenship?

As we all know, it is difficult to get an American green card. If you want to get an American green card, you have to be a celebrity in all fields of the world, such as famous scholars, actors and elites in other fields of various countries. Otherwise, you will have to study in the United States and pay high American tuition fees. After graduation, you can get a little qualification to apply for a green card in the United States. This will only make it harder to get an American green card. Finally, if the application is still unsuccessful after one year, you can only go home.

However, once you get an American green card, it is much easier to become an American citizen. It's only a matter of time. However, China is a country that does not recognize dual nationality. If China people become American citizens, they will automatically lose their China citizenship. This is understandable. After all, for most people, having a nationality is enough. However, I am afraid that sometimes special circumstances will arise.

There was such a special situation in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. At that time, there was an immigration tide in the southeast coastal areas of China. Skinner, an American scholar, wrote in the book American Chinese in the Late Qing Dynasty: "1In the middle and late 9th century, the gold rush in the western United States led to the largest westward movement in American history. At that time, the construction of highway and railway systems required a lot of labor. It is in this historical background that the United States has opened its doors to immigrants, and for the first time in history, it has opened its arms to people all over the world who are willing to go to the New World. At that time, the main immigrants in the United States were East Asians and South Asians. After they came to the United States, they mainly made a living in the construction industry and energy industry. China, Indians and Malaysians often appeared in many highway and railway systems built in California at that time, as well as on mining sites. "

Most of these immigrants from China immigrated to the United States with a beautiful American dream. Some of them had no choice but to fight hard. In any case, they shed countless blood, sweat and tears in the United States, and also gained some happiness and happiness. 19 10, the temperature of the westward movement in the United States gradually cooled down, and many construction industries became saturated with labor, so they began to rebound.

By 19 10, many workers had obtained permanent residency in the United States, and some even became American citizens. However, subsequently, the United States promulgated a series of bills aimed at tightening the policy of accepting new immigrants, but at the same time, it drove away many East Asian immigrants who had obtained permanent residency and citizenship very irresponsibly, among which India was the most affected, followed by Chinese.

19 1 1 In March, the United States forcibly expelled 30,000 Chinese workers, many of whom had acquired American citizenship. After they retired, they faced a very embarrassing situation. On the one hand, because they or their ancestors chose to leave China on their own initiative, they paid a lot of labor for the development and economy of the United States, but not for the economic development of China. On this premise, if they return to China and enjoy the dividend of social development in China for no reason, it will also bring a burden to society. On the other hand, the United States, which they fought for, drained their ancestors and their hard work, and instead of letting them enjoy the social dividends they deserved reasonably, they directly drove them away. As a result, they became two ungrateful stateless people.

It doesn't matter if these people have money. China people who are forced to retreat are often at the bottom of society, and they are very poor. In this stateless state, no country will take them in, so they can't work legally and get paid, and they don't have original capital, and they will soon be cornered.

However, at their most critical moment, the motherland left them and took them in. Or the nation and compatriots they once vowed to abandon, let bygones be bygones and took them in. At that time, faced with such Chinese, China immediately formulated a series of policies to enable them to return to the land of China in various ways, so that they could work legally and survive. Then, batch after batch, their nationality was restored. You know, China nationality is the most difficult nationality to obtain in the world. However, in the face of his compatriots, China once again showed a great mind.