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Trump birth tourism ban puts visa-seeking foreign parents on notice

President Trump’s executive order bans “birth tourism,” putting visa-seeking foreign parents on notice. Learn what this means for US citizenship. Read More: https://punchng.com/trump-birth-tourism-ban-puts-visa-seeking-foreign-parents-on-noticem/

Trump birth tourism ban puts visa-seeking foreign parents on notice

The White House recently confirmed the implementation of President Donald Trump's executive order targeting "birth tourism," a practice where foreign nationals travel to the United States with the intention of giving birth to obtain US citizenship for their child, according to Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy Stephen Miller. The order, signed by Trump, aims to ban foreign nationals from obtaining visas for this fraudulent purpose.

Miller emphasized that the measure ranks among the most significant actions taken by the Trump administration, stating it would effectively end one of the "gravest and most egregious abuses of the American system."

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