Since the Supreme Court rejected President Donald Trump’s order on birth tourism, his administration has shifted to other tools of the federal government.
More than 600 visas have been quietly revoked over the past month, as part of the latest measures, which were unveiled on Wednesday.
Our reporter Troy Myers explains how the new task force is targeting what Secretary of State Marco Rubio calls “elaborate birth tourism rings” that coach foreigners, arrange housing, and even forge documents.
Meanwhile, China’s birth tourism industry is hoping to capitalize on the Supreme Court ruling. Darlene Sanchez reports on how Chinese companies are touting their wares, and the possible security risks for America.
