Why Chinese moms want American babies

[JohnR! 5,495]

I'm with you on that one, but I don't give a pass to one group over the other. I think anchor babies are an offense to this country, no matter the nationality of the parents.

I agree that ALL immigration to the US should be LEGAL immigration. No exceptions. But, our congress will not enforce our laws. Therefore, we created a new market. Hey, don't forget to look for the source of the smoke. Can you say Latin?

Edited March 4, 2015 by JohnR!

[LibCampFireClub 635]

I'm with you on that one, but I don't give a pass to one group over the other. I think anchor babies are an offense to this country, no matter the nationality of the parents.

Done. There is no justification. We all know why people come. We need Rick Moranis and his dogs as the keymaster Edited March 4, 2015 by xxClosedxx

[Merrytooth 5,748]

Chinese people are not freeloaders. Their culture is thousands of years old and rooted in families that support one another throughout life. If they come, they come with loads of disposable cash and they will always make a contribution. Well, maybe not always. Even Chinese people have couch potatoes.

Regardless, they need to do it the legal way. A lot of people are unaware that Chinese are not just about anchor babies. Oh no. Buying a home in China is more than three times more expensive than buying a home in the US. Keep in mind that Chinese homes are basically apartments in high-rise buildings. When they buy a home, they pay cash and carry large boxes of cash. That is changing is little, but you would be hard pressed to find a Chinese person in debt. They are money savers. They are bringing that cash to America and buying like nobody's business. So, anyone who wants Mandarin or Cantonese lessons, let me know.

You missed this part?

More than 400 women associated with the Irvine location have given birth at one Orange County hospital since 2013, agents wrote in the affidavit. One of the women paid $4,080 out of $28,845 in hospital bills when her bank account showed charges at Wynn Las Vegas and purchases at Rolex and Louis Vuitton stores, the affidavit said.

So who is paying the remaining of the hospital bills?

[LibCampFireClub 635]

It's America. The same applies to all. You don't pay a bill then who pays? Obama? Congress? Rick Harrison's pawn shop.

[spookyturtle 9,465]

Chinese people are not freeloaders. Their culture is thousands of years old and rooted in families that support one another throughout life. If they come, they come with loads of disposable cash and they will always make a contribution. Well, maybe not always. Even Chinese people have couch potatoes.

Regardless, they need to do it the legal way. A lot of people are unaware that Chinese are not just about anchor babies. Oh no. Buying a home in China is more than three times more expensive than buying a home in the US. Keep in mind that Chinese homes are basically apartments in high-rise buildings. When they buy a home, they pay cash and carry large boxes of cash. That is changing is little, but you would be hard pressed to find a Chinese person in debt. They are money savers. They are bringing that cash to America and buying like nobody's business. So, anyone who wants Mandarin or Cantonese lessons, let me know.

Funny how whatever county one's spouse is from is always better than the immigrants from other countries. Why is that? I've seen it here many times.

[GandD 5,966]

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[Darnell 8,478]

sorry, haven't 'checked in' yet.

Look - this is a retirement plan for the chinese family.

kid comes to usa for university,

buys house / pays cash around the university,

then rents out the rooms to college students until his parents show up.

he can file at age 21, and not need real income, as his parent will have given him about 250K to keep in a bank, 3 years prior to filing the I-130s on the parents. so the 'assets' portion of the I-864 will be used, easily making the bar.

all legal. gold-collar workers in china can afford it. lesser couples cannot.

Sure, there are suck-y bits about this. currently, all legal.

[JohnR! 5,495]

But that is the plan for all parents of anchor babies, no matter if Chinese, Mexican, Australian or Tahitian. It doesn't make it less egregious and less offensive to the rest of us. I'm not discussing the legality of it, so much as the fact I believe something should be done to stop the business around anchor babies.

sorry, haven't 'checked in' yet.

Look - this is a retirement plan for the chinese family.

kid comes to usa for university,

buys house / pays cash around the university,

then rents out the rooms to college students until his parents show up.

he can file at age 21, and not need real income, as his parent will have given him about 250K to keep in a bank, 3 years prior to filing the I-130s on the parents. so the 'assets' portion of the I-864 will be used, easily making the bar.

all legal. gold-collar workers in china can afford it. lesser couples cannot.

Sure, there are suck-y bits about this. currently, all legal.

Edited March 4, 2015 by JohnR!

[Janelle2002 3,865]

Try NYC. They have done all but roll out the red carpet for these criminals.

So I just need to get my husband here illegally and then move to NYC. Got it and sold.

[Darnell 8,478]

But that is the plan for all parents of anchor babies, no matter if Chinese, Mexican, Australian or Tahitian. It doesn't make it less egregious and less offensive to the rest of us. I'm not discussing the legality of it, so much as the fact I believe something should be done to stop the business around anchor babies.

i note 'anchor baby' definition has changed since you started law school -

ages past - it was an illegal alien or overstay that had the child here, and mother and child never left.

I see nothings changed - this is still the definition of 'anchor baby'.

The way the chinese do it, it doesn't fit the definition. so, I ask you stop using 'anchor baby' label when in fact, it's not an anchor baby at all.

i have no problem with the legality of it, until it's illegal so to do.

that's it, that's all.

[GandD 5,966]

Many posts due to being personal attacks and bickering. The two offenders have been thread banned.

Edited March 5, 2015 by GandD

[Darnell 8,478]

geez i miss so much....

[Póg mo 1,749]

I am barely complained about this immigration thing, in fact my husband does. Watching him reading about illegal immigrants on the news it just like a stab in my heart. He spent a lot money for me yet these people can easily get what they wanted.

I am agreed with you, I wouldn't stand of chance surviving being an illegal just because my whole life I have always stepped in the right path, follow the rules. I couldn't started my own blogs just because I did not want people think I was working in the U.S. before received my EAD. I had argued with my husband which the right tax form I had to use for bank because I did not want to have a trouble in the future with IRS - even the bank already had stated which form I needed to-.

If follow the rules is a challenge in the country, I bet the illegal immigrants won't survived as well. Oh, I forgot. They came here by broke the law. Ignore my last statement, then, .

Are you serious? Illegals from Guatemala, Honduras etc don't always come here because it's easy, or have the luxury of using a computer, let alone write a fricken blog don't have anything easy. They aren't always fortunate enough to have a US born spouse who can essentially circumvent immigration law. You might not think you have had it easy, but let me assure you, that for every small delay in the grand scheme of things of getting here legally, there is an illegal who has it it a thousand times worse than you. I'm not condoning illegal immigration, but I can't stand it when people go on about how tough their life is. Edited March 4, 2015 by Póg mo thóin

[Girl from Celebes 588]

Are you serious? Illegals from Guatemala, Honduras etc don't always come here because it's easy, or have the luxury of using a computer, let alone write a fricken blog don't have anything easy. They aren't always fortunate enough to have a US born spouse who can essentially circumvent immigration law. You might not think you have had it easy, but let me assure you, that for every small delay in the grand scheme of things of getting here legally, there is an illegal who has it it a thousand times worse than you. I'm not condoning illegal immigration, but I can't stand it when people go on about how tough their life is.

I am seriously happy. But I am sure you don't care to know about it, .

[JohnR! 5,495]

The way these Chinese and other nationals do is no different than what you call anchor baby. An anchor baby by any other name. It's legal, yet egregious and offensive to me.

i note 'anchor baby' definition has changed since you started law school -

ages past - it was an illegal alien or overstay that had the child here, and mother and child never left.

I see nothings changed - this is still the definition of 'anchor baby'.

The way the chinese do it, it doesn't fit the definition. so, I ask you stop using 'anchor baby' label when in fact, it's not an anchor baby at all.

i have no problem with the legality of it, until it's illegal so to do.

that's it, that's all.

Edited March 5, 2015 by JohnR!