Birth tourism, surrogacy, and the alleged Chinese scheme to undermine our elections

Supreme Court Supports Birthright Citizenship

Recently, the Supreme Court delivered a verdict affirming birthright citizenship, which has sparked significant debate. Liz Wheeler, a host on Blaze TV, expressed her strong discontent with the ruling, labeling it as one of the most unsettling decisions made by the court in recent history. She has gone as far as to suggest that this is part of a “conspiracy” orchestrated by the Chinese Communist Party aimed at undermining U.S. elections.

According to Wheeler, the potential implications are alarming. “One million Chinese citizens—who are deeply indoctrinated in communism—are on track to become voters in our country,” she stated. Her assertion is that these individuals, educated to harbor resentment toward America, will play a role in shaping U.S. governance.

Wheeler elaborated on how this would come about. “The Chinese are sending sperm and eggs to the U.S. for gestation through surrogate mothers. Once these babies are born on American soil, they automatically gain citizenship,” she noted. This practice, she argues, allows wealthy Chinese individuals to exploit U.S. laws regarding citizenship.

She even mentioned that a wealthy Chinese person might travel to the U.S., seemingly for a vacation, only to give birth on U.S. soil. “That child becomes a citizen, only to be taken back to China for indoctrination into communism,” she explained, suggesting that these children could eventually participate in U.S. elections when they turn 18.

Moreover, Wheeler emphasized the ease with which these individuals could vote, stating, “They won’t even need to travel back to the U.S. to cast their ballots. They can simply vote by mail.” She believes this scenario poses a significant threat, capable of influencing election results in very tangible ways.

“It’s crucial to understand that the first cohort of these so-called ‘communist American citizens’ could start voting as soon as 2028, which is not far off at all,” Wheeler warned.