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Hawaii is the preferred entry point for birth tourists due to lax customs.

This is the first federal crackdown on birth-tourism businesses.

Pregnant Honduran hops border fence and scores an anchor baby.

She calls the U.S. birth a "big reward" for her long journey.

Levin: "The ignorance on this subject is unbelievable."

Supreme Court will no doubt get final say.

SPLC offers a useful potted history of the struggle for sanity.

He's opposed it since at least 2015.

Michael Anton is tired of fratricidal attacks from "conservatives."

"The family’s case exposes the unique immigration challenges facing binational LGBT couples."

In Moscow, it's a status symbol to have a Miami-born baby.

It's part of a large-scale federal probe of “birth-tourism."

John McCain is the renegade of a generation.

Estimate does not include "potentially millions" who are older than 18.

Western Civilization is not threatened by mass immigration, but by reaction to it.

Free Medicare for Mexican moms-to-be draws many takers.

Pope wants Italy to adopt birthright citizenship.

Immigrants on welfare could be deported.

Venezuelan media interview Jared Taylor.

Each year, an estimated 36,000 Chinese come to the US to give birth.

If the NYT ever writes anything nice about him we will know he betrayed us.

A new way to have an anchor baby.

Some anchor babies weren't getting the "benefits to which they are entitled."

Obama administration wants to keep Samoans "non-citizen nationals."

Former communications director for Jeff Sessions clarifies Trump's immigration approach.

"It's not comfortable for us to do this, to call out members of our own community . . . ."

Chinese-American lawyer helped Chinese client evade authorities.

Anchor baby says: "All immigrants just like my dad feed this country."

Talk amnesty, birthright citizenship, and the importance of assimilation.

Full text of the radio interview of August 31, 2015.

"They always have a story."

Mexico bans immigrants who upset "the equilibrium of the national demographics."

Even Jeb is a nasty racist.

Ann Coulter schools more "experts."

At least 33 other countries have some form of birthright citizenship.

71 percent of illegal-headed households with children got handouts in 2009.

He could do it through legislation or by executive action.

Ann Coulter gives a history lesson to people who should know better.

Each year, about 400,000 children are born in the US to illegal immigrants.

A majority also oppose birthright citizenship.

Roy Beck says Trump has put the immigration issue "front and center."

Who knows what chain migration could bring us.

The Washington stop of her national book tour.

SPLC testified in favor of birthright citizenship.

Permitting birth tourism is apparently now an American principle.

A majority of US voters continue to oppose birthright citizenship.

Congressman tries to clear "misunderstanding" of the 14th Amendment.

"The first large-scale federal probe of birth-tourism."

In 2012, 10,000 Chinese women came to the US to give birth.

Common sense spoken on the air for a change.

Like Asians, Eastern Europeans now coming to the US for "birth tourism."

The Conservative government wants to stop birth tourism make citizenship harder to get.

Another crazy consequence of birthright citizenship.

An estimated 10,000 Chinese women gave birth to anchor babies last year.

The Court seems likely to uphold Michigan's ban on racial preferences in school admissions.

There are more than 40 operations that host 1,000 women in the LA area alone.

Will Canada put an end to jus soli?

"Anchor baby" is now "pejorative."

But politicians won't listen to the people.

Congressman Virgil Goode praises Suicide of a Superpower.

Not the immigrants.

Dominicans don't like Haitians.

. . . and only the first would be bad enough.

Going — for a price.

Springsteen must be so proud.

Another college student learns the limits of "open debate" in America.

Tens of thousands of foreign women come to the US each year for the sole purpose of giving birth to a US citizen.

Whites overwhelmingly support the Arizona law. Hispanics oppose it.

At least 350,000 anchor babies born last year.

Opponents say it's "mean-spirited."

What "subject to the jurisdiction thereof" really means.

Phyllis Schlafly is right on all counts.

SPLC hate-sniffers are at it again.

Hispanics are livid.

Another term whites aren't supposed to use.