After unfavorable SCOTUS ruling, Trump targets birth tourism by other means
In light of Supreme Court ruling, Trump's administration continues forward by targeting visa rules, border programs, and network operators to curb practice nationwide.
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In light of Supreme Court ruling, Trump's administration continues forward by targeting visa rules, border programs, and network operators to curb practice nationwide.
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