Peter Schweizer

The Chinese government, private research firms believe that for every single year, going back 13 years, roughly 100,000 Chinese babies are born in the United States.

So, again, these are people that are born here.

but they're raised in the Chinese Communist Party system.

But when they turn 18, they're U.S.

citizens.

So they have the right to vote.

They have the right to donate to political campaigns, to apply for government jobs.

So this is a massive problem and is an example of this weaponized immigration.

So my concern about Chinese immigration is,

Certainly we could have a discussion about the broader issue.

My concern is about this weaponized immigration because we literally have a million American citizens, according to Chinese numbers, American citizens that live in China right now that are going to be able to vote and engage in all kinds of other behaviors.

And they literally have no connection to our country whatsoever other than that they were born here over the course of a couple of days when their parents were here.

Yeah, that's right.

And if you look at the websites of the companies that do this, these birth tourism companies in China, they list their clientele.

And the clientele is military officers, intelligence officers, senior ranking officials in the CCP.

A former foreign minister from China has done this.

So this is, you know, I'm sure there are maybe political dissidents or people that are looking for a escape hatch that might be doing this.

Yeah.

But from the industry wide perspective, these are people that are sort of at the heartbeat of the CCP elite.

And again, you know, when they're 18, they're going to be granted all of these rights as U.S.