The China Mifubaby Group website translation excitedly shared the news: “US Supreme Court decision finalized: Birth tourism babies still become citizens!”
On its website, the group, also known as Meifu Jia’er, displayed photos of tastefully decorated bedrooms in pastel blue, pink, and green under the heading “American Postnatal Care Center” in Irvine, California. Prices ranged from $43,800 for a 2-bedroom, 1-bath villa to $33,800 for a mid-range suite.
“With the increasing demand for childbirth in the United States, more and more expectant mothers in China are planning to give birth there,” the Mifubaby Group website claimed.
Another Chinese birth tourism company, Kangbixing, displays a large image of a pregnant Chinese woman with an American flag in the background on its site, where it advertises packages for “overseas medical treatment for childbirth in the U.S,” listing partner hospitals in the United States and recommended obstetricians….
Birth Tourism Ads Targeting Chinese Highlight US Immigration Vulnerabilities
