Friend to seek political asylum in the U.S. (1 Viewer)

[johnnycakes]

Remember the woman we visited in Hangzhou a couple of years ago... the one with lots of political connections? Well, back in May she entered the U.S. on a tourist visa and probably 8 months pregnant. I thought she would be turned back by customs when they saw she was pregnant; she was allowed to enter. While my wife and I were in Europe in late May, she gave birth to a baby girl in California.

Now she's staying at our house and will meet with our immigration attorney next week to discuss a case for requesting political asylum in the U.S.



I thought the whole idea was crazy but it would be unlike her to do this without having researched it first. Sure enough... the U.S. approves more cases from China for political asylum than from any other country - and there's lots of news coverage about this being a back-door shortcut through the immigration process, especially if a U.S. citizen child is involved.



Note: she is here legally as of right now, as her tourist visa is still valid, and I suppose there is nothing illegal about her asking for asylum now that she's here.

Anyhow, that's the news for this Friday.

 

[Todd Andrews]

hot?

 

[Spanky267]

Did she have insurance?

 

[NCCommish]

So anchor baby?

 

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hot?

If this is the same chick Johnny was posting about before, NO. Johnny was insisting she was hot but IIRC she looked something like this.

 

[Todd Andrews]

hot?

If this is the same chick Johnny was posting about before, NO. Johnny was insisting she was hot but IIRC she looked something like this.

That'll work. No too boocoo.

 

[johnnycakes]

So anchor baby?

Looks that way.

 

[johnnycakes]

Did she have insurance?

She probably paid cash for any services. She has RMBs.

 

[gianmarco]

Does she drive any worse than your wife?

 

[phrozen]

She love long time?

 

[johnnycakes]

Does she drive any worse than your wife?

She no drive.

 

[B-Deep]

Imagine wanting to be a citizen of another country so bad you'd go there 8 months pregnant and have your baby there simply to try and improve your odds. Imagine wanting to leave your country that much

here half of our citizens don't even want to be here bad enough to vote for president

 

[johnnycakes]

This is probably the kind of place where she went to have the baby. She has no other reason to go to California as far as i know.

 

[eoMMan]

I heard there's a lot of Asians in California.

 

[NCCommish]

So anchor baby?

Looks that way.

Whatever it takes I guess. I wonder though why does she want to leave so bad? I thought you said she was dialed into the big time there.

 

[eoMMan]

Imagine wanting to be a citizen of another country so bad you'd go there 88 months pregnant and have your baby there simply to try and improve your odds. Imagine wanting to leave your country that much

here half of our citizens don't even want to be here bad enough to vote for president

That would suck being pregnant all those years.

 

[johnnycakes]

Imagine wanting to be a citizen of another country so bad you'd go there 88 months pregnant and have your baby there simply to try and improve your odds. Imagine wanting to leave your country that much

here half of our citizens don't even want to be here bad enough to vote for president

Yeah, sometimes I wonder how much she thought this through, but she's no dummy, and I imagine she did her research quite diligently before going through with this. The big kicker is, from what I understand, once asylum is granted, she cannot go back to China. At all. And that's a big difference from the situation my wife is in... she can come and go as often as she pleases.

 

[johnnycakes]

So anchor baby?

Looks that way.

Whatever it takes I guess. I wonder though why does she want to leave so bad? I thought you said she was dialed into the big time there.

She is. But that can be a double-edged sword, too.

 

[B-Deep]

Imagine wanting to be a citizen of another country so bad you'd go there 88 months pregnant and have your baby there simply to try and improve your odds. Imagine wanting to leave your country that much

here half of our citizens don't even want to be here bad enough to vote for president

That would suck being pregnant all those years.

doh!

 

[NCCommish]

So anchor baby?

Looks that way.

Whatever it takes I guess. I wonder though why does she want to leave so bad? I thought you said she was dialed into the big time there.

She is. But that can be a double-edged sword, too.

Well now she better hope this works right? Because she would definitely pay a price if she returned wouldn't she?

 

[Greggity]

Remember the woman we visited in Hangzhou a couple of years ago... the one with lots of political connections? Well, back in May she entered the U.S. on a tourist visa and probably 8 months pregnant. I thought she would be turned back by customs when they saw she was pregnant; she was allowed to enter. While my wife and I were in Europe in late May, she gave birth to a baby girl in California.

Now she's staying at our house and will meet with our immigration attorney next week to discuss a case for requesting political asylum in the U.S.



I thought the whole idea was crazy but it would be unlike her to do this without having researched it first. Sure enough... the U.S. approves more cases from China for political asylum than from any other country - and there's lots of news coverage about this being a back-door shortcut through the immigration process, especially if a U.S. citizen child is involved.



Note: she is here legally as of right now, as her tourist visa is still valid, and I suppose there is nothing illegal about her asking for asylum now that she's here.

Anyhow, that's the news for this Friday.

Should be no problem, the borders are wide open for all to stroll in....