Washington imposes rules on birth tourism

The United States announced a new policy to restrict visas granted to individuals involved in "birth tourism" or facilitating it, aiming to curb the exploitation of the U.S. immigration system for illegal citizenship acquisition. The measures include banning owners and operators of "birth tourism" travel networks, intermediaries, and medical service providers who promote or facilitate these trips—especially those profiting from misleading information for sums reaching tens of thousands of dollars. This step is part of efforts to tighten supervision over those turning obtaining U.S. citizenship into a profitable activity by exploiting the visa system. It extends previous rules that focused on rejecting visa applications primarily aimed at giving birth to obtain citizenship.

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