Dream America, The American Dream

Author: Mo Ren
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Publish Date: 1998-03-01
Features: "Dreaming of America, The American Dream" is a powerful work that delves deep into the heart of America in recent years. American-Chinese writer Mo Ren, with his humorous and incisive style, critiques everything from the grand pronouncements of presidents on national security to the amusing anecdotes of ordinary people. He weaves left and right, covering a wide range of topics, offering readers a fresh perspective. Thinking of immigration? Wanting to move to America? You must understand U.S. immigration law. "Dreaming of America, The American Dream" embeds the latest U.S. immigration law into everyday life, making the complex provisions of the law accessible and turning them into an immigration guide. Beyond detailing the legal pathways for non-family-based immigration, the book also vividly portrays the distinctive experiences of Chinese illegal immigrants among the five million-strong undocumented immigrant population. Each has their own story, daring to turn insurmountable obstacles into opportunities. Many characters in the book leave readers both laughing heartily and moved to tears, their stories lingering long in memory.