Chinese Parents Paying $30,000 to Deliver Babies in United States

Article author: 
Adelle Nazarian
Article publisher: 
Breitbart
Article date: 
10 May 2014
Article category: 
Our American Future
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illegal immigration
anchor babies
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Dozens of Chinese agencies in the Bay Area are advertising online package deals that offer the highly-coveted prize of U.S. citizenship to the children of Chinese and Taiwanese parents. In exchange, parents cough up upwards of $30,000 to give birth in “maternity homes."

According to a local San Francisco CBS News affiliate, the expectant couples buy a four-month stay in a so-called “maternity house,” which gets them a bedroom in a single family home shared by other pregnant women... After the birth, the baby goes home with an American passport, according to CBS local...

An increasing number of Chinese have been buying up San Francisco’s real estate market, which has been cited as causing inflation. The buyers tend to hold onto properties for years on end – usually until the child is old enough to enroll in preschool or kindergarten. This in turn causes a decline in inventory and is driving up prices to astronomically high levels.

 

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