Recently, the Chinese Consulate General in Los Angeles issued a reminder: Recently, when many Chinese students entered the country at Los Angeles International Airport, they were repeatedly questioned by the US border inspection officers about the purpose of studying in the United States, past academic performance, whether they had ever been employed, and whether they had received Disciplinary measures, whether to "plagiarize" laboratory data, etc., some were threatened, intimidated, and even restricted their freedom for dozens of hours. was eventually refused entry and repatriated. In addition, some Chinese students were interrogated by US law enforcement officers when they left the country and returned to China, and their personal electronic devices were confiscated. Our library has lodged solemn representations with the US in this regard, urging the US to correct its mistakes and stop using various excuses to impose unwarranted restrictions and suppression on Chinese students.
The Consulate General in Los Angeles reminds students studying abroad to raise their safety awareness, pay attention to the risks that may be encountered when entering and leaving the country, strengthen prevention, and respond appropriately. In the event of an emergency, Chinese students entering or leaving Los Angeles should contact the Consulate General in Los Angeles for assistance.
Consular Protection Hotline of the Consulate General in Los Angeles: +1-213-8078052.
Global Consular Protection and Service Emergency Hotline of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (24 hours): +86-10-12308 or +86-10-59913991.
Source: Chinese Consulate General in Los Angeles
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