Sorry to break the bubble but I have seen many a Nepalese youngsters who come with fresh patriotic feelings to the US and they want to go back as soon as they finish graduation. Come graduation, they want to work few years to make some money so they can save some money to go back and start their own business. Few years turn to decades and by then they get married and most likely even have kids, and they think it's better for their kids to grow up in the US instead of Nepal where there is loadshedding half a day and no drinking water supply.

So guys stop trying to deceive yourselves and accept reality. You are not going back if you can make it. One of the only reasons you would go back is if you cannot maintain status but then again we all know how many people who don't have status remain in the US. Maybe one in about 500 will go back to Nepal for good, but these people have a better off family who can afford to make investments to do business back home. Maybe another 1 in 500 will go back without having a rich family. The rest are gonna be stuck in the US by hook or crook.