
Rubio targets 'birth tourism' networks with new visa restrictions
Rubio said some networks charge foreign nationals tens of thousands of dollars and coach them to lie on visa applications.
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Rubio targets 'birth tourism' networks with new visa restrictions
Rubio said some networks charge foreign nationals tens of thousands of dollars and coach them to lie on visa applications.
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Rubio said some networks charge foreign nationals tens of thousands of dollars and coach them to lie on visa applications.
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On his first day back in the White House, President Trump signed an executive order to end automatic birthright citizenship for both the kin of birth tourists and illegal immigrants.
Marco Rubio announced visa restrictions on those who engage in or facilitate birth tourism as Xi Jinping arrives for a high-stakes state visit.
The State Department will deny visas to foreigners who run or help run birth tourism operations.