Chinese Surrogacy Scheme Threatens American Citizenship Integrity
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Posted 3 days ago
**Unmasking a Coordinated Attack on American Principles: The 'Rent-a-Womb' Scheme Threatens National Security**
In a shocking revelation, it has come to light that Chinese nationals are exploiting the largely unregulated U.S. surrogacy industry to effectively "rent" American women's wombs. This controversial practice allows them to give birth to children who are instantly granted U.S. citizenship before being taken back to China.
As reported by NewsNation, this operation costs around $200,000 per child, with a significant portion going directly to the surrogate. The implications of this practice are grave, not just ethically but also from a national security standpoint.
Acting U.S. Attorney for the Central District of California, Joseph McNally, has raised alarms over a specific case in which a child born to a Chinese national ended up joining the Chinese military, despite holding a U.S. passport.
This situation poses a serious concern as it highlights flaws in the current interpretation of the 14th Amendment, which many believe is being misused to facilitate this "birth tourism."
Wyoming Republican Rep. Harriet Hageman described the scheme as “incredibly strange and dystopian,” emphasizing the urgent need for a national dialogue regarding the ethical ramifications of such practices. “The buying and selling of children essentially should not be part of our legal framework,” she stated.
Unsurprisingly, this scheme isn’t new—it has been thriving under lax laws for years, allowing criminal enterprises to flourish. Reports of illegal "baby farms" in California, where pregnant women from China are clandestinely housed until they give birth, further underline the critical need for regulatory reform.
California has become a hotspot for this alarming trend, with luxury accommodations utilized to house expectant mothers, raising red flags among locals who have dubbed these spots "baby farms."
According to McNally, an estimated 30,000 Chinese babies have been born into U.S. citizenship due to this underground system, posing a significant national security challenge that requires immediate attention from lawmakers.
While the ramifications of such practices are daunting, they also present a clear opportunity for the Trump administration to once again prioritize American interests and take decisive action against this growing threat.
As the nation grapples with these revelations, it becomes crucial for lawmakers to rally together, confront the ethical implications of surrogacy laws, and ensure that such schemes do not compromise the integrity of American citizenship.
It is time for a robust discussion on this essential issue to protect the values upon which this nation was built. The future of American sovereignty is at stake, and urgent action must be taken before it's too late.
Sources:
worldtribune.com
thepostmillennial.com
dailymail.co.uk
In a shocking revelation, it has come to light that Chinese nationals are exploiting the largely unregulated U.S. surrogacy industry to effectively "rent" American women's wombs. This controversial practice allows them to give birth to children who are instantly granted U.S. citizenship before being taken back to China.
As reported by NewsNation, this operation costs around $200,000 per child, with a significant portion going directly to the surrogate. The implications of this practice are grave, not just ethically but also from a national security standpoint.
Acting U.S. Attorney for the Central District of California, Joseph McNally, has raised alarms over a specific case in which a child born to a Chinese national ended up joining the Chinese military, despite holding a U.S. passport.
This situation poses a serious concern as it highlights flaws in the current interpretation of the 14th Amendment, which many believe is being misused to facilitate this "birth tourism."
Wyoming Republican Rep. Harriet Hageman described the scheme as “incredibly strange and dystopian,” emphasizing the urgent need for a national dialogue regarding the ethical ramifications of such practices. “The buying and selling of children essentially should not be part of our legal framework,” she stated.
Unsurprisingly, this scheme isn’t new—it has been thriving under lax laws for years, allowing criminal enterprises to flourish. Reports of illegal "baby farms" in California, where pregnant women from China are clandestinely housed until they give birth, further underline the critical need for regulatory reform.
California has become a hotspot for this alarming trend, with luxury accommodations utilized to house expectant mothers, raising red flags among locals who have dubbed these spots "baby farms."
According to McNally, an estimated 30,000 Chinese babies have been born into U.S. citizenship due to this underground system, posing a significant national security challenge that requires immediate attention from lawmakers.
While the ramifications of such practices are daunting, they also present a clear opportunity for the Trump administration to once again prioritize American interests and take decisive action against this growing threat.
As the nation grapples with these revelations, it becomes crucial for lawmakers to rally together, confront the ethical implications of surrogacy laws, and ensure that such schemes do not compromise the integrity of American citizenship.
It is time for a robust discussion on this essential issue to protect the values upon which this nation was built. The future of American sovereignty is at stake, and urgent action must be taken before it's too late.
Sources:
worldtribune.com
thepostmillennial.com
dailymail.co.uk
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