Peter Schweizer

Well, what I appreciate is that Trump has taken on the issue of birthright citizenship square on.

You know, the notion that people have when it comes to birthright citizenship is this is kind of a random thing that sort of happens.

Somebody sneaks across the border and, oh, they give birth and, oh, what's the big deal?

But China has created this industrial model, and I think that is going to get people.

you know, the attention of this administration.

And I have reason to believe I won't go into details that the material in this book will figure in the case that the administration brings before the Supreme Court.

In other words, this is how this situation is being manipulated.

But let's also go on, by the way, to some of the U.S.

enablers, because China started doing this, as you pointed out, 2011, 2012, that's when it really kicked off.

They've had enablers inside the United States.

Barack Obama in November of 2014 made Chinese birth tourism easier because he announced a 10-year visa program with the Chinese.

And he also said that individuals who were coming from China who were pregnant, that was not a reason to not allow them in the United States.

And so what that means is once they got the first visa, they did not have to check in with authorities when they came back.

And so there are numerous instances in the book where you have military officers who had senior Chinese military officers who had three children in the United States using these 10-year visas.

And I quote in the book, Professor Bobonas, who's a professor in Australia who studied this, he says, quote, young Chinese women granted renewable 10-year U.S.

multiple entry visas have as much as 25 years of fertility ahead of them.

And his prediction was that as a result of this and where we're heading, if we don't deal with this, we are literally looking at millions upon millions

of Chinese nationals who get U.S.

citizenship through birthright citizenship who are going to be playing central roles in American society by voting, by dictating the direction we go, and by taking crucial government jobs.

So we absolutely have to stop this in the tracks when it comes to birthright citizenship and the case before the Supreme Court.