US-bound with risks and dreams, the 'border crossers' from China 

most of? you are lying!

@@LILI-ri9xh You can check it

Disillusioned about China’, more Chinese aim for US via risky Darien Gap In 2023, Chinese migrants become the largest group outside the Americas to cross the treacherous region to reach the US. * Behind her, signs explaining the hotel prices and policies are written in Mandarin. Pots of spicy instant noodles imported from China are for sale next to bottles of water. Payments via the Chinese social media app WeChat are accepted. * “They move along in their own separate world,” Fernandez said. The group of middle-aged travellers, wearing hats and carrying tents and walking poles, are dressed for a trek. But not everything quite adds up. Many are wearing lightweight Crocs footwear, and their small backpacks are wrapped in plastic bags. * Just over 25,000 of those migrants were Chinese, making them the fourth largest overall nationality and the largest outside of the Americas to making the crossing. * Chinese migrants - unlike many of the other most common nationalities in the Darien, such as Venezuelans and Haitians - often take special “VIP” routes across the jungle that are led by guides working for the Gulf Clan, Colombia’s largest drug cartel, and are quicker and less strenuous for higher prices than the most basic routes. Why we want to go to the United States’ * “Our requirements are very simple: We can afford medical treatment, have a place to live, our children can afford to go to school and our family can be safe.” * Some migrants interviewed by Zhou were misled to believe they could easily get a job for $10,000 in cash a month. However, the reality is that many are struggling to get jobs because employers are fearful of hiring undocumented workers. * “I was forced to do this,” Sheng said while sipping a cup of tea at his hotel in Necocli. “It’s really difficult for most Chinese people to apply for a visa to America. But I feel disillusioned about China. That’s why we’re here in the jungle.” Aljazeera

Yup running away from problems

​@@LILI-ri9xhmost

Not surprising to hear at all.

Way to go , put more debts to our tax $$$ in U.S ?

china is stil a poor country. that is why people are leaving.

Not only is it an American dream, but it's an American pipe dream.

well, a lot of companies/factories in China has been running on the infamous 9-9-6 work schedule, so of course working 40 hours a week is basically a dream for a lot of these Chinese migrants.

to sleep in a little mattress at the back of a storage closet, he wasted all those time crossing oceans & borders, at least in China he could get probably better health care & definitely better food

@@vanlao6367 the thing is depending on which city you work and what job you have. More and more Americans are working 2 jobs to make end meets. Hourly workers who work Monday to Friday barely make enough if they live in the big cities 8 hours a day. If you are lucky enough in a salary position, may work extended hours…

Especially if Trump gets into office.

@@Emmy-JI’m pro Trump, but I don’t mind both East Asians and south Asians being around. They keep to themselves and are quiet, unlike Latino, middle Eastern, and African illegals.

If you've been to China, you know this is a thousand times better.

​@@EbuzzNYC I have... And it's not. I had a well paying job in Silicon Valley and I felt exploited. Almost 200k and I couldn't buy a house. As for my hours, before I left, the multibillion dollar company I worked with didn't want a night shift so they made us all on-call for a measly $36 a day. If you think you're doing well here, you're lying to yourself - I really hope whoever reads this takes this to heart- or you invested in a handful of stocks that took off in the last 5 years. BTW I trained for a month in Xi'an. I didn't see any tent cities there. It's not that bad. China is going through an economic hinge point. We will see if they go the way of Japan or continue to grow by finding their own way. Who knows with an incompetent and greedy ruler like Xi.

@@EbuzzNYC I have, and it is not-

china is stil a poor country. that is why people are leaving.

Woke Democrats are literal cancer

你不西瓜，你要吃花生米。

lol obviously some of them are human traffickers if you didn't know

Yes shoplifters should pay with atleast 1 finger!

Says who? People come from all over for economic opportunities.

@@Sly-hc6im the law. coming for economic opportunities is not grounds for asylum

Spies

@@LeahDyson-kq4bd typical intellect of a true crime enjoying female

@@34口2fds蛋トマgs aww ya hurt my feelins

Hmmm but crooks are crooks…

Do you think they care?

You have money they don’t… it just a sound reality about what the capitalistic system encourage.

@somedudeonyoutoob I hope your cheek still strings.

They have an idea what it is. Only people like you don't see the greatness of the USA. You can try China for once

Yeah nice try. Unemployment is a lot lower in the United States than European countries or China.

@@andreastano7920 🇺🇸🦅‼️

Tell that to your Chinese friends! Please we don’t want any more immigrants here thank you😁

​@@mudshovel289ah that explains the inflation (refer to the Phillips Curve)

You are right, anyone with a passport can leave. Anyone can get a passport, unless they are a wanted criminal or on bail or something. An unpaid debt it very possible.

There is no online privacy in China, it's even troublesome to be a practising christian. It's very common for people to be denied exit from China.

@@robspunk please give me some solidly evidence? thanks

@@robspunk That is not true! You have never lived in China. No government official, employer or police officer here has ever asked me my religion or if I have one. I have never heard of anyone in real life, not wanted by the police, being stopped when leaving. People are free to be Christian or not. The Cultural Revolution has been over for half a century.

lol obviously some of them are human traffickers if you didn't know

Exactly.

@josiejung6751 a house is not infinite

America cannot become the world's homeless shelter.

Not many can afford the legal route, yet suffer the same/worst plights.

They forgot to say "I want freedom... From debt" 🤣

Times have changed as: 1. US no longer give citizenship upon entry. 2. US-China tension might make integration slightly difficult. 3. If you lacked English proficiency, you're definitely faced difficulties in integrating into the society.

U.S has started to deport these Chinese back to China last week and more to go after Trump wins the election 😅

"these Chinese" biggest mistake is *ignorance,* most Chinese are just that.

They might regretted later.

A lot are running away from debts or have funds from corrupt activities!!!

Sorry but the last part of that sentence is hard to understand.

Hollywood movie

@@parrotcracker6629 witness it by your own eyes what happens in this country this country is deteriorating by its own government policies

I cannot understand your english. And i'm better at it than you

@@parrotcracker6629I think they want to say: This country is not heaven. Seeing is believing.

Do watch the videos from the following RU-vid channels, all are first time travellers to China. Sun Kissed Bucket List Ken Abroad Flora and Note Two Mad Explorers There are many others besides those mentioned above.

thats the problem so many overcrowded people

@@cooleyfc我恨不得中国现在移民3亿人口去美国，加拿大，澳大利亚

you're right that Chinese emigration has been happening for decades and is influenced by various factors, including economic opportunities and personal aspirations. With a population of 1.4 billion, it's natural for some to seek better prospects abroad. The stories of Chinese migrants reflect a long history of seeking new opportunities, adapting to new environments, and contributing to their new communities, while also highlighting the diverse motivations and challenges faced by these individuals.

​@@johntu7484how very ChatGPT of you 😂

@@cooleyfc Disillusioned about China’, more Chinese aim for US via risky Darien Gap In 2023, Chinese migrants become the largest group outside the Americas to cross the treacherous region to reach the US. * Behind her, signs explaining the hotel prices and policies are written in Mandarin. Pots of spicy instant noodles imported from China are for sale next to bottles of water. Payments via the Chinese social media app WeChat are accepted. * “They move along in their own separate world,” Fernandez said. The group of middle-aged travellers, wearing hats and carrying tents and walking poles, are dressed for a trek. But not everything quite adds up. Many are wearing lightweight Crocs footwear, and their small backpacks are wrapped in plastic bags. * Just over 25,000 of those migrants were Chinese, making them the fourth largest overall nationality and the largest outside of the Americas to making the crossing. * Chinese migrants - unlike many of the other most common nationalities in the Darien, such as Venezuelans and Haitians - often take special “VIP” routes across the jungle that are led by guides working for the Gulf Clan, Colombia’s largest drug cartel, and are quicker and less strenuous for higher prices than the most basic routes. Why we want to go to the United States’ * “Our requirements are very simple: We can afford medical treatment, have a place to live, our children can afford to go to school and our family can be safe.” * Some migrants interviewed by Zhou were misled to believe they could easily get a job for $10,000 in cash a month. However, the reality is that many are struggling to get jobs because employers are fearful of hiring undocumented workers. * “I was forced to do this,” Sheng said while sipping a cup of tea at his hotel in Necocli. “It’s really difficult for most Chinese people to apply for a visa to America. But I feel disillusioned about China. That’s why we’re here in the jungle.” Aljazeera

do you have masters in dish washing after trained by a shaolin monk?

You need to work overtime to get $3000 a month.

May not be telling the truth

prob he meant RMB$3,000.

He's probably working 7 days a week 8+ hours a day which basically is below California minimum wage

Says the immigrant

@@robspunkLegal immigrant, I didn’t jump the fence. I went through multiple interviews, background checks, vaccinations before being allowed to set foot in this country all while paying thousands of dollars to be legally part of American society. The system should be fair to everyone.

@@robspunk, why not? Im an immigrant too. Came legally, had to show multiple documents to prove my education, crime free history , and my English language skills to get a visa. Worked several hours to support myself, all while studying several hours a day simultaneously to catch up with the American education standards coming from a vastly inferior system. Endured mental breakdown to keep up with the requirements and expectations. And people can walk in for nothing? That waters down what America is. I didn't come here to see a Chinese America, (or my country's version). I want an American America where people didn't jump the line, broke laws and took shortcut to get here.

@@daniel11111it’s honestly so sad, I’m Chinese born in Belgium but jezus christ the immigrants these days are ruining everything with their behaviour and religion. If you come anywhere illegally DEPORT. Kinda ironic how some people even label you calling immigrants out as racism wich is a huge slap in the face for anyone who has to wait for yours. Tough times with sumb people that can’t see that illegal immigration is bad, really bad.

@@robspunkbig difference between illegal and legal immigrants… you will need education to understand that..

必须诽谤, 没有法治的社会, 必须谴责

@@FoodDigger123 bot

Unfortunately the CCP is still watching and any comments wil get their family back home more in danger.

@@ariama No Guilt, No Fear

@@ariama Google and FB are watching too.

Both

@@ksrawat88 Claiming asylum after crossing into the U.S. border means that you are asserting a legal right under international and U.S. law to seek refuge from persecution in your home country. When someone enters the U.S. and claims asylum, they are not immediately classified as an illegal immigrant because they are invoking a legal process to determine whether they qualify for refugee status or other forms of protection. This process involves interviews and assessments to determine the validity of their claim based on established criteria, such as fear of persecution due to race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group. Seeking asylum does not guarantee approval, but it does afford individuals certain legal protections during the adjudication process. Therefore, the terminology "illegal immigrant" is not applicable to individuals who are actively pursuing asylum claims within the legal framework provided by U.S. immigration laws.

@@RaymondHng where they claiming asylum.?? By invading country.?

@@ksrawat88 "Invading a country" refers to an act where one country's military forces enter another country's territory without permission from the government of that country. Individuals crossing the border are not military forces and they are not "invading a country". "Claiming asylum" refers to the process by which a person who is seeking international protection applies to be recognized as a refugee. This usually occurs when someone flees their own country due to fear of persecution or serious harm based on factors such as race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group. When someone claims asylum, they are seeking legal recognition and protection in another country, asserting that they cannot return to their home country safely. Countries that are signatories to international agreements, such as the 1951 Refugee Convention and its 1967 Protocol, have legal obligations to consider such claims and provide protection to those who qualify as refugees. The individual must file Form I-589, Application for Asylum and for Withholding of Removal. The applicant typically waits for several months to be scheduled for an interview with USCIS. The wait time can vary significantly based on the current caseload and processing times. Following the interview, USCIS usually takes some time to review the case and make a decision. This can range from a few weeks to several months, again depending on the specifics of the case and workload. If the application is denied, the applicant may have the option to appeal the decision, which can extend the process further. If the case is referred to immigration court (if the applicant is in removal proceedings), the timeline can also be prolonged.

For the median citizen, adjusted for cost of living, USA has the highest income in the world. Cope all you want.

Claiming asylum after crossing into the U.S. border means that you are asserting a legal right under international and U.S. law to seek refuge from persecution in your home country. When someone enters the U.S. and claims asylum, they are not immediately classified as an illegal immigrant because they are invoking a legal process to determine whether they qualify for refugee status or other forms of protection. This process involves interviews and assessments to determine the validity of their claim based on established criteria, such as fear of persecution due to race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group. Seeking asylum does not guarantee approval, but it does afford individuals certain legal protections during the adjudication process. Therefore, the terminology "illegal immigrant" is not applicable to individuals who are actively pursuing asylum claims within the legal framework provided by U.S. immigration laws.

No one goes to China anyway.

Alof criminals are living china. crimes do not work in china, especially under xi, we have seem top official are going ot jails too... not just pretty criminals.

I support that because he is essentially kicking out the dysfunctional or social misfit from China and exporting it to the US. These people will never be anything great in the US or China. Hearing from them feels like China is a dystopian place and the US is heaven due to propaganda and friends and family gaslighting them.

Most of them threw away china passport. Some brilliant Chinese did not threw away their passport go back to China after 6 months struggling in USA. They said they really regret going to USA. Luckily they still had money in their china bank account.

Yeah.. One of my friend got new car there and farmland in India just by working door dash and cashier in 7/11.... It was next to impossible with his bank job in India

If u can't do well in an environment u are raised and familiar, why do u think u can do better in a new environment with huge language barrier?

​@@LouiseChong-xk5xp- great point.

I assume he’s legal so he’s welcome to stay but for all y’all illegals, go back to your countries. Fight for your countries. We have enough problems in the US. We can’t house and feed y’all.

Cost of living in the US is also very high. Unemployment is also very high. Gun violence is also very high. The list goes on and on is also very high.

😂 yeah, i realise too...

That's exactly the same way I think about the gusanos from my country and continent. Leave and don't come back!

That's exactly the same way I think about the gusanos from my country and continent. Leave and don't come back!

That's exactly the same way I think about the gusanos from my country and continent. Leave and don't come back!

That's exactly the same way I think about the gusanos from my country and continent. Leave and don't come back!

These people will become stateless if America do not accept them. Because even if they're sent back for deportation, China will not accept them anymore.

If you're a Christian you'll get followed, they also don't want the people sending them information on how free life is in the US>

CCP does harass but why are you leaving your poor parents to deal with the aftermath. Selfish

@@cindylin266 it's a no win.

Better life pal

Not at the moment, illegal immigrants are not welcome in the US

Those Asians, brown n blacks did not realise it was written for a certain type of people...

Time to return the statue to France. It is false advertising. Trump will deport them, send the Tired, poor, homeless away. But, USA bomb these countries and millions are refugees.

"Borders for me not for thee" - Emma Lazurus, israeli communist

@@terenceteoh666 And yet Asians run the tech companies and Blacks are at the highest level of entertainment and sports sectors. If people keep coming to the US, there's a reason. No other country treats immigrants as well. You can cry and moan all you want if it makes you feel better.

一问就是想去，一劝就是不走

@@Alex-ub6te 冇錢走條毛呀！

@@Hkchinese888Lol then go get a job.

"Anyone with a passport can leave". Most people can leave, but some people are prevented from leaving, including many Uyghurs, Tibetans, some people who have criticized the Party, some people involved in a business dispute, ect. People active in the PLA are prevented by law from leaving the country, people in leadership positions in government must have prior permission to leave. All these limitations apply even if you're just going on vacation to Thailand, or a shopping trip to HK. However, most people don't belong to any of the above groups, so they can all leave.

@@pjacobsen1000 Ah, no, not really... Outside of people with legal issues, Chinese people can leave. Criticism of the party is normal enough; the Cultural Revolution has been over for half a century. Hundreds of millions of Chinese leave China (and return) as tourists every year, except during covid. If someone really needs to sneak out the western border is very rough and difficult to police.

China has been stopping their citizens from leaving their country. I heard that Chinese Immigration staff would sometimes confiscate a Mainland Chinese traveller's Passport at the Immigration window. This would result of a passenger not being able to board the plane.

@@alaindelon611 I am here in China and returned home across the border last week. Nobody tried to stop me going in or out. Only if there is a legal problem, like being wanted by the police, would they confiscate a passport. What you have heard is a White supremacist fairy tale.

@@alaindelon611 That is not true! You have never lived in China. No government official, employer or police officer here has ever asked me my religion or if I have one. I have never heard of anyone in real life, not wanted by the police, being stopped when leaving. People are free to be Christian or not. The Cultural Revolution has been over for half a century.

Haha yeah lol

Exactly! But Americans people choose not to do anything and let them come and welcome just like that! It’s hard to find a job out there right now

It's racist nowadays to not support open borders

You’re painting bad pictures on these people with no grounds. They all agree their aspects of lives and dreams were hindered oppressed and curbed in China. Even their families were harassed after they left. Only CCP-brainwashed person would have no sympathy for their fellow people like this.

Most of them are people who owe a lot of debt and cannot repay it!

@@Alex-ub6te did you head down to the border and interview them? That assumption only suggests the typical CCP Wumao vilifying their own people if they don’t go along with the propaganda.

Shut up and go back to Europe the Native Americans certainly didn’t invite your kind here and so can feel power over our domain

It is strange that he said that he was stopped from leaving China! Anyone with a passport can leave. Anyone can get a passport, unless they are a wanted criminal or on bail or something.

@@Mr.Patrick_HungYou know very well that not anyone can leave China. Anyone who disagrees with the CCP is labeled a “criminal” so there you go. You’ve answered you own question. Ironically, many higher ups in the CCP go abroad all the time and manage to get their children educated there and move their “hard earned” money over there while regular Chinese have to suffer under tremendous oppression. I can’t blame them for wanting to leave China nor for countries like Taiwan wanting nothing to do with it.

​@@Mr.Patrick_HungHe lied to made china look bad,can get green card earlier

@@Mr.Patrick_Hung Everyone in China is watching those guys too, we would watch there streams and videos. Some of them are very famous in China LOL . Cuz in short , we want them to leave China , those are the guys who refuse to work and demanding the government to pay them(couldn't afford a normal plane ticket), and amongst them many are criminals.

That's what the asylum is for. They know what'll happen if they go back so they keep them here till they become citizens. Remember the Chinese are called the model minority for a reason.

freedom to say whatever they want is a first lol

Hope for a better future

You didn't watch it. The immigration man said they are NOT illegal immigrants. Its an illegal ENTRY. They have the right to claim asylum. To become PERMANENT RESIDENTS

Sounds like the main problem is that they can't troll on the internet lol

I watched it prior to this news report. That documentary was well filmed, enjoyed it so much!

@@lilytsui3015 ....LOL. That was another western med!!a made pr0ppaggaanda.

I don't think been a illegal immigrant is a easier route to make money,for me they are just a bunch of people live in their fantasy.

You can invoke/assert your legal right under international law to seek refuge status. Many Africans have done that. Guangzhou has the largest African community in China.

比较难，中国本身不是一个移民国家。美国起码有接近半数的人是从其他国家移民过去的，对其他国家移民的人员比较能接受。

Wumaos are crying in the comments

It’s f”d. China is bankrupt

Which type of immigrants? People with skills the economy really needs, I absolutely agree. But not all immigrants are like that. The ones who end up working as restaurant severs or store stockers…there are already enough unemployed Americans who can do that. The unemployment rate might be low but it’s not zero.

@kaiwaweew6551 Singapore the Chinese ethnostate with strong borders and no refugees?

USA is a powerhouse because of skilled immigrants, not because we let in anyone with a pulse.

Most of them are people who owe a lot of debt and cannot repay it!

Yes it is, The difference is a lot of Americans are very very lazy, but these people are hard-working and if they're willing to work they will succeed here.

Meanwhile, I am considering on working/living in China as a foreign worker. But I am not sure about that. Hmmm... I am just going to wait and see if I can first get my official teaching license in America and see if I can get hired in American public schools. If I can, then I will just stay in America and use the holiday breaks to vacation in China.

Compared to CCP prison state?! Are you serious?! 😂😂😂

@@SK-lt1so CPP prison is a lot better than getting murdered and living in 5-star tent cities.

⁠@SK-lt1so The CCP prison state gives you a lot more freedom and choice than the Freedom of the USA.

economic refugees is against any countries' immigration laws. UN only guarantees political refugees. That's why they lie about their stories how China oppressed them so they can get the political asylum status. They exploit America's system like this. This should be raised awareness long time ago.

How many illegal aliens you have living with you ignoramus?

Only educated/skilled immigrants can contribute to the economy. Most of these migrants are low skilled and can’t even speak English, and they'll rely on social welfare to certain extent.

Just like our great grandparents who came from the UK and Ireland.

you make a compelling point. It's important to remember that many people don't have the luxury of choosing where they were born and are simply seeking better opportunities for themselves and their families. The US has historically benefited from immigration, and finding ways to integrate immigrants into society can enhance the economy and support public services through taxes. Instead of looking down on those who seek a better life, we should recognize our own privileges and advocate for fair and effective immigration policies that allow people to contribute positively to society.

I know llol the cognitive dissonance is crazy with these people.

100% true. Most of them don't care about the freedom. They do it cause it's more money, better job prospects, and higher (?) standard of living. Few of them escape because of politics.

That is a possibility.

not only that. They also send money back to China to their relatives every month. If they get deported, they have already built a house for themselves.

Doubt China would accept them back

Lol sure but I thought China is paradise no one wanted to leave 😂

no, we dont. ILLEGAL immigrants are illegal and against the immigration law. They are not welcomed to any country to exploit a particular country. Those Chinese are lying about their asylum request of how China oppressed them in China. The real story is they are financially struggling in China and they are 100% economic refugees who goes to the west to exploit.

By scamming them? It’s common that these illegal immigrants are easy prey because of their vulnerabilities.

@@ondreiii i meant specifically the cases of chinese business owners hiring chinese employees

@@forsakenprotector486 where else can these Chinese business owners find cheap, desperate, and easy to handle labour workers that speaks Chinese?

@@DubboU from the one example in the vid, 3000 a month aint a bad wage

But you pay 10 times more in total living expenses in U-->S-->A.

@@MaxBerry-j6d Eveen when you account for living expenses, standard of living in USA is much higher

Same situation in India too for many.

they were probably embezzling money like Miles Kwok a lot of them purchase US real estate to money launder their ill-gotten gains since police can seize their bank accounts when the investigation starts closing in

Cause it cheaper. Having 2 million USD retire in America earn you normal retirement but all places you list will net you a rich retirement live.

Cost of living is cheaper than U.S.

What stereotypes are you talking about? Do you know how many tons of grain, vegetables, and fruits are produced annually in China? Not to mention that China is the world's largest industrial producer

The price of a meat bun in China is 20 cents, but in the United States, it can be sold for one dollar. Chinese people's drinks are tea and milk tea, and they can buy a pound of quantity for less than five dollars😅

You just described China perfectly! Haha monitor 😂

Continue to dream...😂

The American Dream is alive and well IN CHINA. - Carl Zha That is why there's a huge brain drain in the U.S now. All the top talents are heading back to China, while garbage are coming in.

@@davidt5185 Why can't you wish people happy? Salty?

@@OneDicz bcoz, it is not a place of happiness, when you're treated as a second class citizens.

The guy making $3000/m out of the bat working restaurant. That is more than lot of people in America make. He is doing well

as if they are going to have any better luck here when they can't speak English they're coming mostly for under-the-table jobs

There's plenty buddy.

The grass is always greener on the other side. Sometimes the grass on the other side turns out to be artificial.

Filth

屁话 就是一群loser觉得换个环境就发达了 最后发现还是loser

确实，这样国内就安静多了，最讨厌那些说美国什么都好又不去的

@@FoodDigger123 他们可能是做移民生意的😄

It's cheaper to hire new guy than promote the old hire - capitalist mantra

Continue to spread america dream though it never turn to reality ,.It would be more and more people go to america .LOL

@@simonjp873 If the American dream is not reality, why do people keep crossing border?

Lol don’t Chinese people live in a box for $300?? You not 💀😂😂

The U.S is the citizen-by-birthplace country, where any child born on the U.S soil regardless of their parents status will become a citizen under the 14th Amendment. They are betting on that and sacrificing themselves so their children would have a better future. When a child become an adult, they can then sponsor their parents, making them permanent legal resident, that's how it works.

Someone needs to wash the dishes.

You seem to be confusing the words 'free' and 'rich'. You can be free and poor, rich and unfree,

He washes the dishes and pays taxes so he's not parasite.

They don't want them. The customs and traditions are different from Taiwan (in that they lost most of it during the cultural purge). If even Hong Kong'ers hate mainland chinese moving in, then Taiwan would hate them even more.

@@rebeltheharem7028yeah Taiwanese hates China so much that 3 million Taiwanese live and work on the mainland .

@@rebeltheharem7028 There's already plenty of worker exchange going on, but that's for qualified and skilled workers mostly

SPECIAL REPORT-How smuggled workers power"Made in China" The smuggling of illegal workers from Vietnam across the 1,400-km (840-mile) border into China is growing. Labour brokers estimate that tens of thousands work at factories in the Pearl River Delta, which abuts Hong Kong. Workers from other Southeast Asian nations are joining them. Visits by Reuters to a half-dozen factory towns in southern China revealed the employment of illegalworkers from Vietnam is widespread, and authorities often turn a blind eye to their presence. Workers from Myanmar and Laos were also discovered to be working in these areas. Reuters found that employers supply these illegalworkers with fake identity cards and sometimes confine them to factory compounds to keep them out of sight of the authorities. Reuters

Did you know that the Taiwanese government supported the HK protestors and promised they'd be welcome with open arms? Well, after the PRC cracked down on these Jan 6th rioters... oops I mean HK protestors, the rats started fleeing to Taiwan. Suprisingly (and unsurprisingly for those of us who don't consume Western media exclusively), the Taiwanese government, the ROC to be exact, started rejecting the applications of these HK asylum seekers.

People have been saying "American Dream is dead" for the last 200 years, and it's more alive than ever. KEep coping though.

Jokes on you, China doesnt allow illegal immigrants work in the country. Murica is the opposite. They allow those illegals work in the country as long as they pay taxes. If they worked 5 years and paying taxes nonstop, they will be awarded with a green card.

SPECIAL REPORT-How smuggled workers power"Made in China" The smuggling of illegal workers from Vietnam across the 1,400-km (840-mile) border into China is growing. Labour brokers estimate that tens of thousands work at factories in the Pearl River Delta, which abuts Hong Kong. Workers from other Southeast Asian nations are joining them. Visits by Reuters to a half-dozen factory towns in southern China revealed the employment of illegalworkers from Vietnam is widespread, and authorities often turn a blind eye to their presence. Workers from Myanmar and Laos were also discovered to be working in these areas. Reuters found that employers supply these illegalworkers with fake identity cards and sometimes confine them to factory compounds to keep them out of sight of the authorities. Reuters

20 years ago i met a girl she is a Cambodian And she had a fake Chinese passport in order to stay in China.

There are also nearly one million illegally stranded foreigners in China!

Pakistani