These two companies help pregnant Chinese women obtain visas and fly to Hawaii

Hawaii Business ^ | 2/23/2018 | Nicole Tam

[LadyBuzz]

Goen Gao runs a tourism company for Chinese visitors called Hawaii Lulutrip, and a side business called HI Baby USA Center, which helps pregnant women from China to safely deliver babies in Hawaii.

The side business is part of maternity tourism, a growing business sector in Hawaii, California and other parts of the U.S. in which pregnant Chinese women travel to the U.S. to give birth so their children become American citizens and can get American passports.

But the service is not cheap: A baseline package for three months is $33,000, according to the HI Baby USA Center website, which is almost entirely in Mandarin Chinese. The deluxe package, with better accommodations, is $47,000.

[kaehurowing]

Elk v. Wilkins, holding that simply being born on U.S. soil is not enough to confer citizenship. Also see the Congressional debates on the 14th am., making it clear it did not confer birth right citizenship.

[red flanker]

Would be funny or the Twilight Zone if hackers could re-program airliner GPS co-ordinates to take pregnant mothers to 20.1400° N, 75.2129° W which is around Gitmo naval Base Cuba...

Who's yo daddy? Semper Fi-del.