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What Do We Know About ‘Birth Tourism’? — Rick Scott | ChamberLight
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The U.S. Supreme Court is currently weighing the legality of birthright citizenship as the Trump administration argues that 'birth tourism'—an industry facilitating foreigners giving birth in the U.S. for citizenship—constitutes a national security threat.
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Senator raising concerns about U.S. territories
ALSO MENTIONED Barack Obama, Former President; John Roberts, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
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