Ken Paxton shuts down Texas birth tourism center

    por Flint: Ken Paxton

    Ken Paxton took a birth tourism operation in the Houston area apart, and the postpartum care center he sued in April had been marketing mostly to Chinese nationals, coaching them on visa paperwork before pregnancy, and claiming it helped deliver more than 1,000 American-born babies. His statement was blunt: everything in his power to stop foreign nationals from unlawfully exploiting our immigration system through the scam of birth tourism. The Supreme Court did uphold birthright citizenship for non-citizens, but state law hands an AG room to move on his own against these setups, which is the whole point. I never heard about birthing centers until the Trump administration, so good on him for pulling the curtain back. Not just Texas either, California and out west are bad. James Talarico would allow an invasion if he wins. Paxton fortifies the nation. Vote for Ken Paxton, Texas. Also the Maha movement might be working per the Wall Street Journal.

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    Shutting down a Texas birth tourism center in the Houston area. Paxton writing in a statement, quote, I will do everything in my power to stop foreign nationals from unlawfully exploiting our immigration system through the scam of birth tourism. And he is suing the postpartum care center in April, accusing it of marketing its services primarily to Chinese nationals and coaching clients on how to apply for visas before becoming pregnant. The center claimed it had helped facilitate the births of more than 1,000 American-born babies. And those are your headlines. Guys, I never heard of these birthing centers until President Trump was in office. And it's been going on for a long time, so good on him. And that should be helpful to him in his very difficult election here. Yeah, he pulled the curtain back, and now we know it's not just in Texas, particularly out west, California. California's bad. We're gonna see what else comes in. Oh, and if Texans vote straight on the issues, they're voting 100% to do away with these things. Absolutely. So meanwhile, it appears that the Maha movement might be working. According to the Wall Street Journal,