A Texas hospital has admitted they are behind the billboards advertising birth tourism packages on the border of Mexico.
NEW: A Texas hospital confirms to Fox News its behind billboards at the U.S.-Mexico border advertising childbirth services and encouraging expectant mothers to give birth in Texas. The Spanish-language billboards directed people to go to “https://t.co/PKDz8a5erM.”
— Brooke Taylor (@Brooketaylortv) July 7, 2026
The… pic.twitter.com/V2U7rdev7C
They say the billboards have been taken down and they did not intend them to advertise birth tourism services.
@GregAbbott_TX said he is directing Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) to investigate the hospital for any violations of state law and contractual obligations. In a statement he said, “American citizenship is not for sale and Texas will not permit our healthcare…
— Brooke Taylor (@Brooketaylortv) July 7, 2026
As he should.
Putting the country code “001” on the billboard is DAMNING.
— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) July 7, 2026
They KNEW they were advertising to foreigners to have their anchor babies in their hospital.
This is criminal activity.
Boom! It's clear they expected foreigners to call and ask about the packages because otherwise why would they need the country code? Oops!
Tantamount to aiding and abetting an enemy invasion
— David Arcano (@david_arcano) July 7, 2026
Right out in the open.
How is https://t.co/0v8ne002Ae misunderstood???? @SecMullinDHS
— Amy (@sweetamy999) July 8, 2026
That seems pretty cut and dry.
Thank you, @MayraFlores4TX for taking this picture yourself and exposing what’s really going on at the border. Hospitals advertising cheap “birth packages” to women in Mexico while charging Americans $20k+? This is birth tourism on full display. https://t.co/FjV5VYlFbZ
— Louis Montoya (@montoyalouis1) July 8, 2026
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It's nice to see elected officials actually doing something to protect American borders and ensure laws are enforced.
Unintended misunderstanding? I think that means we got caught and decided to stop this marketing because we look like the greedy, money hungry, anti American people that we are and we don’t want people knowing that.
— Human Trafficking Training Center (@HTTCtraining) July 7, 2026
There is no misunderstanding at all. They are just upset they got caught.
Imagine being an American with a super high monthly premium and deductible, knowing your local Texas hospital billed your insurance 60k+ for a natural birth, paying 8k out of pocket and then you see this. I don’t have to imagine…
— Nikki Darling (@AnarchoDarling) July 7, 2026
Thanks, Obama.
This is exactly why SCOTUS got birthright citizenship wrong.
— 🦅 Eagle Wings 🦅 (@CRRJA5) July 7, 2026
Hospitals openly advertising cheap “birth packages” to foreigners right on the border so their kids get automatic US citizenship?
It’s a magnet for abuse and turns citizenship into a commodity. Time to fix this loophole… https://t.co/kU7PwdJvtn
Other countries (like Sweden) require 'anchor babies' to prove a connection to Sweden at age 22 before being granted citizenship. They need to have lived in Sweden for some time during their youth and have significant ties to the country. That would be a good start. Something has to give.