How did Xifeng get an American green card? What immigrants must know.

Here, I want to explain the issues of visa and identity. The visa is to enter the United States. After entering the United States, it is a question of identity in the United States. Many people's visas may have expired, but their identities may still be legal. For example, if they come to the United States for sightseeing, they can enter the United States as long as their visas are valid. In the United States, it can generally be converted into student status, employment status (both of which belong to non-immigrant status) or permanent resident status green card (immigrant status). In addition, briefly, there are only three ways to apply for a green card: family immigration, professional immigration (investment immigration is one of them) and humanitarian immigration. The details are long, so I won't go into them here. American green card is a common name for permanent residents in the United States and the cornerstone of everyone who wants to immigrate to the United States. Xifeng once said that in the United States, she had no legal residence status and green card for a period of time, and she was on tenterhooks all day for fear of offending the police. She will be caught by immigration and deported. It can be concluded from this passage of Xifeng that Xifeng must have landed in the United States on a non-immigrant short-term visit visa. After arriving in the United States, she was a tourist, and the General Administration of Customs gave her a six-month stay. Once the status expires, in the United States, if you want to change from illegal status to legal status, there are only two choices: one is to marry an American, and as an American spouse, you can apply for family immigration and get a US green card; The second is to apply for asylum and cry to the American government that for some reason, I can't go back to my motherland and ask the American government to take me in. The former is fair, but the conditions are also harsh. Applicants must legally enter the United States. If they enter the United States illegally, even if they marry Americans, they have no chance to get a green card at present. The latter is a bit stubborn, depending on the eyes of the American government, whether to give a green card or not, and whether the judge has a kind heart. Even if Xifeng is an online celebrity with rich assets, it is impossible for her to invest and immigrate to the United States on the premise that her identity has expired. The premise of investment immigration is that it must be legal in the United States, not tourists, in order to convert legal non-immigrant status (including student status and employment status) into permanent resident immigration status; Similarly, another application for obtaining a green card through employment through employer application or self-recommendation by excellent talents, provided that the status in the United States is legal. Once it is illegal in the United States, if you want to stay in the United States for a long time and get a green card in the United States, there is little choice. Obviously, Xifeng didn't marry an American, so the only way for her to get a green card is to apply for asylum. Many Fuzhou people who have sneaked into the United States have successfully obtained green cards through this channel. The only reason to apply is to have a second child, or religious freedom. These are just lies or exaggerations. The only purpose is to get an American green card. A friend in China said that he wanted to immigrate to the United States, saying that there was an intermediary in Los Angeles to ensure that it could be done, but the cost was relatively high. Ask me if it's feasible? I asked him how he wanted to immigrate. He said that he sheltered immigrants who gave birth to a second child. When I asked him how many children he had, he said he didn't. He and his wife are going to immigrate to America and have more children. I said, no children, no persecution at all. How can immigration believe your application? There is little chance that the application will be approved. He was speechless and put the immigration issue aside for the time being. What many people don't know is that once they apply for asylum, there are legal restrictions, and the parties concerned can't return to their own countries. Because many people swear in the application documents that if they are persecuted in their home country, their lives will be in danger when they return to their home country. The U.S. government treats each other with sincerity and believes that what the parties say is true. If it is discovered by the U.S. government that the applicant has returned to his country from time to time after obtaining the green card, the immigration officer of the customs has the right to revoke the green card of the party concerned on the grounds of false documents, and the party concerned may be refused entry from now on. Although many people in Fuzhou risked their lives because they didn't understand the law, they were safe and sound. Those who are unfortunately sent back by the American authorities will be helpless for life. Xifeng may not know that if she gets an American green card through asylum, she risks being confiscated when she returns to China.