Cross-border birth tourism to get citizenship ~Still going

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Cross-border birth tourism to get citizenship
14 August 2009

Crossing borders to give birth is quite common around the world. There are many reasons, including access to good maternity care and mothers returning to their home countries to give their babies dual nationality.

Crossing the Mexican border to give birth in the USA is nothing new. Thousands have done it to take advantage of better hospital facilities. But with a rash of hospital building, and costs way below American ones, why to Mexican mothers still do it?

The answer is simple. Well-off expectant mothers in Mexico, going to the U.S to give birth, just happens to have the added benefit of conferring American citizenship on the child born on American soil.

The Tucson Medical Center (TMC) in Tucson, Arizona, is one of several hospitals offering a birth package that promises affluent Mexican women cutting edge birthing technology and smart surroundings. To avoid political embarrassment, the marketing message forgets to mention the primary attraction of instant U.S. citizenship for the newborn. TMC is chosen by 7000 families yearly as the place to experience the birth of a new baby.

Medical tourism news - 14 August 2009
Related link - Tucson Medical Center (TMC)
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Captainron ~ yes ~ we do know this; we also have new people that join ALIPAC all of the time that do not know things like this

this is pretty current ~ 10 day old advertisement

I agree with "Airbournsnapper7", new recruits are joining now, even more than usual. Many join because they're upset about current issues but are unaware of some of the history surrounding most of today's immigration problems.

In fact I've been doing the same as Airbournsnapper7 and for the same reasons.

I think it's a good Idea, because it helps give those uneducated on the history of illegal immigration, a better look at what's happening and some of the causes..