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What is birthright citizenship and how common is birth tourism in the US?

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What is birthright citizenship and how common is birth tourism in the US?
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It is already illegal to travel to the US for the purpose of giving birth.According to the executive order, operators in the birth tourism industry use deceptive advertising to entice foreign nationals to give birth in the US. "They promise citizenship; access to public benefits; and short-term stays in specialised facilities, hotels, or rentals, but often fail to deliver on these promises," the order says. These include children born in the US to foreign diplomats, those born to enemy soldiers during a hostile occupation of US territory, and those born in unincorporated US territories where a federal statute has not granted the right to citizenship.

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What is birthright citizenship and how common is birth tourism in the US?Image source, Getty ImagesByGrace Eliza Goodwin and Jake HortonPublished15 minutes agoUS President Donald Trump has announced new executive orders aimed at ending so-called birth tourism in the US and limiting birthright citizenship for certain groups. It is part of a renewed effort by his administration to restrict access to US citizenship after the Supreme Court shot down Trump's first attempt in June.Birthright citizenship refers to the practice of granting citizenship to those born on US soil, with some exceptions, while birth tourism is when foreign nationals come to the US specifically to give birth and get their child citizenship.Here's what you need to know.What are Trump's latest executive orders?Trump…

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