People come to the U.S. specifically just to give birth so their kids have American citizenship.

Your client would help a Chinese national give birth in the United States, correct?

That's true.

Some say it's not just about fairness, it's about national security.

It opens the door for a number of potential security

risk they're looking for that miracle of having a child they're not thinking

about a pass court let me ask you something is citizenship something you're born with, or can you buy your way into it?

Now, I know some of you might be thinking, what's the big deal?

But let me tell you this whole issue of birth tourism, where foreign nationals come to the U.S. just to give birth so their

child can claim citizenship, well, it's a game changer. Some say it's not just about fairness,

it's about national security. And here's another twist. For some people, this is a legal option.

For others, it's just a loophole.

But now we've got a new wrinkle, international surrogacy.

Parents overseas are hiring American women

to carry their babies. These parents never set foot in the U.S.

yet their child walks away with a shiny new U.S. passport.

A growing number of women in the U.S. are becoming surrogates

for wealthy Chinese couples who can't have children of their own for biological

or legal reasons.

Coming here to the U.S. they, for one, their child will be a U.S. citizen.

I'm sure that has some draw to it.

Birthright citizenship is the concept that any child born on U.S. soil automatically receives

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