Why did Tiktok promote illegal immigration from China to the US?

Over the last decade, a total of 15,000 Chinese migrants

crossed the southern border into the U.S. illegally

But in last year, 2023 alone, the

number jumped up to 37,000

And almost all of them mentioned TikTok

and other Chinese social media platforms

as their main source of information on learning

how to cross the border illegally

Oh, you learned on TikTok

They're able to do it all with information, maps

and advice readily available on Chinese social media

The post we found had step-by

-step instructions for hiring smugglers

and detailed directions to that hole we visited

The CCP controls everything in China,

including all social media platforms

So the real question is, why did the CCP promote

illegal immigration from China to the U.S.

when it's clearly against its own policies and the

public image the CCP tried to put up?

Well, I grew up in communist China, so maybe I could

help explain what is going on with the CCP

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So Chinese immigrants, that's actually not a new topic

Mainland Chinese people have always been trying

to get out of China

whether to escape from the CCP or to get a better life

Other than the official legal channels

there are several illegal methods Chinese immigrants often

use to get to developed countries

such as overstaying visas, sham marriages

and crossing the border illegally

To get into the U.S., Chinese migrants

used to go through human smugglers

known as shuotou or snake heads and pay them a hefty fee

And the snakeheads would often smuggle

people in by the sea

so a lot of the illegal migrants from China used to come