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Chinese Birthright Citizenship Raises U.S. Security Concerns

4/2/2026

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Chinese nationals are using birthright citizenship to secure U.S. citizenship for their children on a large scale, raising national security concerns.
Peter Schweizer, expert, states that over 1,000 Chinese companies assist wealthy clients to travel to the United States to give birth, charging up to $80,000.
The estimated 1–1.5 million children will gain voting rights and sponsor family members for U.S. residency, as the Supreme Court considers birthright citizenship limits.

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Chinese nationals are using birthright citizenship to secure U.S. citizenship for their children on a large scale, raising national security concerns.
Peter Schweizer, expert, states that over 1,000 Chinese companies assist wealthy clients to travel to the United States to give birth, charging up to $80,000.
The estimated 1–1.5 million children will gain voting rights and sponsor family members for U.S. residency, as the Supreme Court considers birthright citizenship limits.