(VIDEO) Trump Says “Very big Crackdowns” on Birth Tourism “in a Much More Forceful Manner” Incoming After Executive Orders on Birthright Citizenship

President Trump vowed "big crackdowns" on birth tourism on Thursday after he signed two executive orders placing new restrictions on birthright citizenship and banning birth tourism. This comes after the Supreme Court ruled last month to strike down President Trump's January 2025 executive order ending birthright citizenship for the children of temporary tourists and people who are in the country illegally. The post (VIDEO) Trump Says “Very big Crackdowns” on Birth Tourism “in a Much More Forceful Manner” Incoming After Executive Orders on Birthright Citizenship appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
(VIDEO) Trump Says “Very big Crackdowns” on Birth Tourism “in a Much More Forceful Manner” Incoming After Executive Orders on Birthright Citizenship

President Trump signed two executive orders targeting birth tourism and placing new restrictions on birthright citizenship, following a Supreme Court decision that struck down a previous order. These new measures aim to prevent individuals from intentionally traveling to the U.S. to give birth, utilizing legal means to combat organized birth tourism rings and fraudulent visa practices. Trump stated these actions are necessary because birthright citizenship has been undermined and is not intended for wealthy individuals seeking to gain citizenship for their children.

  • President Trump signed two executive orders on birth tourism and birthright citizenship.
  • The orders restrict birthright citizenship for children of temporary tourists and undocumented immigrants.
  • This action follows a Supreme Court ruling that struck down a previous executive order.
  • The new measures aim to combat intentional birth tourism and fraudulent visa practices.
  • The administration cites organized rings and individuals exploiting the system for citizenship.
  • Legal authority is derived from Section 215(a) of the Immigration and Nationality Act.
  • False statements on visa applications for the purpose of birth tourism will result in denial.
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