CHINA: BEIJING: GOVERNMENT WILL NOT TOLERATE ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION

The video discusses China's immigration laws and agreements with Hong Kong, focusing on repatriation policies for illegal immigrants, handling of forged documents, and the confidence of law enforcement in maintaining border order before and after 1997.

What is the main focus of China's immigration management law and the agreement with Hong Kong authorities?

• To promote tourism between the regions

• To ensure the repatriation of illegal immigrants

• To allow free movement between China and Hong Kong

• To establish a new border control system

How does the agreement with Hong Kong authorities affect children who illegally immigrate?

• They are sent to a refugee camp

• They are given special residency permits

• They are repatriated just like adults

• They are allowed to stay in Hong Kong

What action do Hong Kong immigration authorities take when they find someone with forged documents?

• They deport the individual immediately

• They detain the individual and notify Chinese authorities

• They ignore the issue

• They issue a warning and let them go

What is the role of public security agencies in border management?

• To facilitate illegal immigration

• To maintain normal border entry and exit order

• To restrict all cross-border movement

• To promote cross-border trade

What is the confidence level of public security agencies regarding border management post-1997?

• They are seeking international assistance

• They are uncertain about their capabilities

• They are confident and capable

• They are overwhelmed by the challenges