In the past, the Chinese have exploited US birthright laws by traveling to Saipan, Hong Kong (before it was "rejoined" with Communist China). Today, known as the "birth tourism" industry, pregnant Chinese women travel to the U.S. territory of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands (CNMI) without a visa in order to give birth and claim birthright citizenship for their newborns.

It's time for the United States government to put an end to it.

Wisconsin Republican Rep. Tom Tiffany is raising concerns about the rampant industry, which he says is now operating inside the U.S. Tiffany raised the concerns at a recent U.S. House Judiciary subcommittee hearing.

Since 2009, Communist Chinese passport holders have been permitted to sidestep the U.S. visa requirements to enter the northern Mariana islands through categorical parole.

There are more children being born via birth tourism on the Northern Mariana Islands right now than there are domestic children being born. They don't even have to have a visa to come in here. //

Tiffany was referring to a parole program created by the Obama administration. And the notion that there are more (Chinese) babies being born than there are domestic births on the Northern Mariana Islands is insane — made doubly insane by the fact that Mariana citizens can only obtain temporary visas to visit the United States, and only under various criteria.