Supreme Court Ruling Enables Chinese Nationals to Produce Future Presidents Through Birth Tourism

What was said

"A Chinese national can go to Guam, to northern Mariana Islands, they don't even need a visa, Andrew. They can just apply online. There's a very simple check and they can immediately go for 14 days, 15 days. You give birth. You now have a US citizen that you get to carry around the world with you. Does that US citizen get to be used by the CCP? Absolutely. Do they get to be used by the PRC against the interest of the United States? Absolutely."

Chad Miselli warns that the Supreme Court's birthright citizenship decision allows Chinese nationals to travel visa-free to U.S. territories like Guam, give birth during a brief stay, and produce children eligible for U.S. citizenship and even the presidency. He argues these children maintain primary allegiance to China and the CCP, creating national security vulnerabilities. The ruling cannot be overturned by legislation, requiring either constitutional amendment or a future Supreme Court reversal.