U.S. blocks pregnant foreigners' plans

The United States plans to prevent pregnant foreign women from entering the country during the advanced stages of pregnancy in order to eliminate "birth tourism" and prevent the exploitation of childbirth rights to obtain American citizenship. The Secretary of Homeland Security announced that the department is collaborating with the Departments of Justice and Health to establish mechanisms to prevent the entry of women in the third trimester of pregnancy. This follows the suspension of previous presidential decrees aimed at regulating this phenomenon. The new measures were announced after U.S. courts modified prior laws that prevented unconditional birthright citizenship for foreigners.

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