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Yes, They Do Exist: Ken Paxton Shuts Down Chinese Birth Tourism Center in Texas

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19.09.2026

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Yes, They Do Exist: Ken Paxton Shuts Down Chinese Birth Tourism Center in Texas

They didn’t break through the fence. They booked a flight and checked into the hospital bed right next to yours.

On Friday, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced a legal victory that has led to the closure of De’Ai Postpartum Care Center — a center designed to help foreign nationals avoid federal immigration rules so they may give birth here in the United States.

According to Paxton’s press release on X, De’Ai operated across four different Houston properties and claimed responsibility for more than 1,000 American-born babies.

Praise the Lord for new life, yet it’s a serious problem to have an organization within U.S. borders that coaches foreign nationals how to evade immigration restrictions for the purpose of giving........

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