DOJ Discovers Birth Tourism After Court Says Hands Off Birthright
- Who
- Trump Department of Justice
- What
- Pivots to investigating 'birth tourism' fraud after Supreme Court blocks executive order on birthright citizenship
- When
- July 2, 2026
- Where
- United States
The Supreme Court invalidated a Trump administration executive order that sought to restrict birthright citizenship. Following the ruling, the Department of Justice has directed federal prosecutors to prioritize investigations into fraudulent immigration practices associated with birth tourism. The shift targets individuals who allegedly travel to the United States specifically to give birth and secure citizenship for their children.
Our analysts note a certain procedural elegance: having been told the Constitution means what it says, the Department has decided to investigate the people who take it literally. The logic appears to be that citizenship by birth is sacrosanct, unless you planned it — in which case it's fraud. One imagines the next memo will clarify that the Fourteenth Amendment contains an invisible 'no advance booking' clause.
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