We've seen the billboards. Back in July, a Texas hospital confirmed to Fox News that it's behind billboards at the U.S.–Mexico border advertising childbirth services and encouraging expectant mothers to give birth in Texas. The billboards put up by Mission Regional Medical Center featured a pregnant woman and promoted “Birth Packages in South Texas."
The founder of a similar Miami-based birth tourism concierge service called “Have My Baby in Miami,” Dr. Wladimir Lorentz, testified before Rep. Brandon Gill’s House Oversight task force, "Protecting American Citizenship: Confronting Birth Tourism," on Tuesday and pleaded the Fifth to every question.
Dr. Lorentz originally refused to testify before our committee.
— Brandon Gill (@realBrandonGill) September 1, 2026
So, we sent him a subpoena.
Tomorrow, he will be forced to answer questions about the birth tourism industry's blatant disregard of our nation's sovereignty.
Tune in at 10:30 AM EST https://t.co/8qSanAOVqi
He'll take the 5th, Brandon.
— Pam Besteder (@pambesteder) September 1, 2026
And that's exactly what he did.
I asked the founder of “Have My Baby in Miami” how many babies his birth tourism business delivered to foreign nationals in the United States.
— Congressman Brandon Gill (@RepBrandonGill) September 1, 2026
He pleaded the Fifth and claimed that if he answers my questions, his words may incriminate him.
His own website says more than 2,000. pic.twitter.com/y4ANCxOV5Y
🚨 HOLY SMOKES. The witness involved in birth tourism scam "Have My Baby In Miami" just pled the 5th Amendment after Rep. Brandon Gill asked if he was helping CHINESE COMMUNISTS gain birthright citizenship
— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) September 1, 2026
GILL: This website isn't public anymore. What motivated you to take it… pic.twitter.com/37p9blRmJF
The post continues:
… down, or remove 'Have My Baby in Miami,' after we first wrote to you about birth tourism?"
LORENTZ: I decline to answer on the grounds that a truthful answer might incriminate me.
GILL: Does your business help children of CCP members obtain American citizenship?
LORENTZ: I decline to answer on the grounds that a truthful answer might incriminate me.
GILL: Have you ever facilitated the child birth in America for a member of Tren de Aragua, MS-13 or any other narco-terrorist organization?
LORENTZ: I decline to answer on the grounds that a truthful answer might incriminate me.
GILL: Are you declining to answer any question that I've put you today on the basis that you believe that an answer would incriminate you?
LORENTZ: I decline to answer on the grounds that a truthful answer might incriminate me.
GILL: Is it your intention to answer any question put to you by the committee today with an assertion of your Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination?
LORENTZ: ...
GILL: I have no choice but to excuse you from the witness panel.
INSANE!! @RepBrandonGill
Get this one into the justice system ASAP.
— Chad Neibert (@cneibert13) September 1, 2026
I'm not allowed to write what I think should happen to Dr. Lorentz when he leaves the hearing.
— The Grateful Red (@gratefulred1) September 1, 2026
I’m sure he walked right out with nothing done to prevent it from continuing. How about Congress do something and not just talk about it? Thank you for your attention to this matter…
— Brent Gillespie (@CoachG_34) September 1, 2026
Are these all for show or will prosecutions follow?
— TTL America 🇺🇸 Protect the Constitution (@TTLAmerica) September 1, 2026
Anthony Fauci wants to know.
Brizillian-born Lorentz, originally from São Paulo, Brazil, and immigrated to the United States around the mid-1980s.
— GimmeMyCountryBack (@Gimme4USA) September 1, 2026
He and his whole family should be deported immediately.
— Susan K Heidel (@SK_Heidel) September 1, 2026
Find the paperwork and denaturalize all of them.
— Jobyanna (@sunny_28061) September 1, 2026
I won't blame Amy Coney Barret for this, but she could have stopped it.
— Mr. Dave (@DVillemuer) September 1, 2026
He clearly knows this is a scam
— Nopilled (@Nopilled16622) September 1, 2026
And NOTHING will happen to this dude.
— Mark (@AronVonBrando) September 1, 2026
How many days until he puts the "Have My Baby in Miami" website back up?
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