US EditionChina and US resume cooperation on deportation as Chinese immigrants rush in from southern border
- Chinese law enforcement cooperates with other countries to combat cross-border smuggling and repatriate illegal immigrants, aiming to regulate international movement of people.
- China expresses willingness to collaborate with the U.S. on illegal immigrant repatriation, emphasizing the need for sincerity, reciprocity, and a conducive atmosphere.
- China is open to dialog and cooperation with the U.S. on immigration enforcement, willing to accept deportations of verified Chinese nationals.
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China resumes cooperating with US on illegal migration
washington — China has quietly resumed cooperation with the United States on the repatriation of Chinese migrants illegally stranded in the U.S., The Associated Press reported Thursday. The U.S.-China repatriation cooperation resumes amid the influx of Chinese migrants across the southern border of the United States. China halted the cooperation in August 2022 as part of retaliation over the visit to Taiwan by then-Speaker of the House Nancy Pel…
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China, U.S. resume cooperation on deportation of immigrants
Beijing and Washington have quietly resumed cooperation on the deportation of Chinese immigrants who are in the U.S. illegally. After China suspended cooperation in August 2022, the United States saw
China remains open to cooperating with US on repatriation of illegal immigrants: embassy
China firmly opposes some US media and politicians using the illegal immigration issue to attack, smear, and shift blame onto China, a spokesperson from the Chinese Embassy in the US said on Tuesday. The spokesperson noted that China remains open to cooperating with Washington on the repatriation of illegal immigrants
China and US resume cooperation on deportation as Chinese immigrants rush in from southern border
WASHINGTON — Beijing and Washington have quietly resumed cooperation on the deportation of Chinese immigrants who are in the U.S. illegally, as the two countries are reestablishing and widening contacts following their leaders' meeting in California late last year.
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