SCOTUS Leaks: Is Birthright Citizenship About to Change?

Ajouté : 2026-05-31

[00:00:00]Brandon Gill mentioned it. It's literally half my baby in miami.com.

[00:00:06]Oh my goodness. Here's what it is.

[00:00:17]And it's hilarious that they have white babies Are you sure they're not Chinese babies or something? So, it's literally half my baby in miami.com.

[00:00:29]So, they don't reside here, okay? So, why all these bunch of white babies?

[00:00:34]But, I don't I don't know if the Europeans are coming over here to drop their babies off, but pretty sure it's the Chinese who are really exploiting the birth tourism. So, about us. Okay, here a couple of American traitors in my opinion. These two dudes organizing the exploitation of their country. They should be ashamed of themselves and really in jail. But, I don't run things.

[00:00:56]Integrated maternity plans for the international community. Assisted fertilization in partnership with conceptions Florida. Embracing families and respecting diversity. Excellence in providing services, blah blah blah.

[00:01:09]Medical ethics, but no American ethics.

[00:01:11]Got it. Logistical support. It's all consistent with the US law. You have any questions, call this law firm. We emphasize that being a mom in Miami is an exclusive program. I'm sure they charge out the nose. They're probably making just gobs of money. And it's just Anyways, so, if back to my original point, if it's earlier and they're going to eliminate birth right citizenship, then you would imagine the decision comes early and they eliminate birth right citizenship, or if they split it such that these people don't get it.

[00:01:42]You're just here temporarily. You're just here flying in here for on vacation. That is not reside, right? In the 14th Amendment it says, subject to the jurisdiction thereof in the location in which they reside. They don't reside there. Residency means something. So, maybe they can latch onto that word.

[00:01:57]If it's going to energize the left, I think a conservative Supreme Court might want to release it early so that kind of some of the outrage simmers down but by the time the midterms come. But yeah, it's a real website. Have my baby in Miami. Another white baby, weird.

[00:02:14]What's mama's full name?

[00:02:16]And it's not me being racist to say that there's that the Chinese or it's probably a Chinese baby, but it's Chinese birth tourism, it's a real thing. And it's a lot.

[00:02:26]What's the total number? Here's a study from the National Institutes of Health.

[00:02:30]Let's see if they have a number here. I don't think so. To explore the reasons why some Chinese women travel to the US on a tourist visa specifically to give birth. Chinese women were recruited from waiting rooms. What are the implications of this? Here's some study on it. No numbers.

[00:02:47]But it's a lot.

[00:02:48]Like millions. Let's see if I can find the number. Schweizer said 100,000 people per year. Huh! 100,000 babies, Chinese babies per year. Yeah, and that's where we heard it. That's I'm trying to remember where we thought about where this came up. John Sauer in the oral arguments.

[00:03:08]He said, "Sauer sites a striking figure on secretive birth tourism saying over 1 million." He said, "Here's a fact that I think is striking. Media reported as early as 2015 that based on Chinese media reports, there are 500 500 birth tourism companies in the PRC whose business is to bring people here to give birth here." John Roberts was asking him about it. How many total?

[00:03:33]He said, "No one knows for sure, but there are some estimates that more than 1 million cases from China alone."

[00:03:39]That's my point. So, I'm not trying to be singling out any particular race, but it's the Chinese who are who have a bunch of money, they come and fly over here, drop the babies out. So, this website should have a little bit more should be actually if they really believe in diversity, I don't know why it's so white here.

[00:03:54]These should be Chinese babies.

[00:03:56]If they really adhere to their principles, but it's crazy. Whole thing's crazy. Rafaela and Henrique, oh, they came from Brazil. Oh, they have some testimonials here. Another one from Brazil.

[00:04:09]These are not Brazilian babies.

[00:04:10]Columbia? No, these are not Brazilian babies as far as I can tell. Maybe they are.

[00:04:16]Anyways, so that is the roundup from Showbiz.