Pregnant Women Could Face US Entry Restrictions Under New Birth Tourism Crackdown

The United States may introduce new travel restrictions aimed at limiting so-called birth tourism, according to a report from The Telegraph. Officials are reportedly considering measures that could affect pregnant women without U. S. citizenship who plan to enter the country. White House Reviews Measures Against Birth Tourism According to the report, the White House is studying the possibility of restricting entry for pregnant foreign nationals as part of a broader effort to curb birth tourism. The proposed measure would target a practice that officials in the administration argue allows women to travel to the United States during late stages of pregnancy in order to secure American citizenship for their children.