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The Trump administration is considering a new immigration policy aimed at blocking pregnant foreign women from entering the U.S. This follows a Supreme Court ruling against a previous executive order that sought to deny citizenship to children born to non-citizen parents. The proposal has sparked discussions about 'birth tourism' and its implications for immigration policy.
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The Trump administration is considering a new immigration policy aimed at blocking pregnant foreign women from entering the U.S. This follows a Supreme Court ruling against a previous executive order that sought to deny citizenship to children born to non-citizen parents. The proposal has sparked discussions about 'birth tourism' and its implications for immigration policy.
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