The Oversight Committee’s Task Force on Defending Constitutional Rights and Exposing Institutional Abuses took on birth tourism today.
Chairman Rep. Brandon Gill (R-TX) brought forth Dr. Wladimir Lorentz, a Miami doctor and founder of “Have My Baby in Miami.” He has boasted about helping over 2,000 foreigners give birth to their children in America to gain citizenship.
How did the questioning go? Lorentz answered one question:
GILL: You run a medical business. Is that correct?
LORENTZ: I am. Yes, I am.
After that, Lorentz invoked the Fifth Amendment:
On the advice of counsel, I respectfully decline to answer the question on the grounds that a truthful answer may tend to incriminate me, and I invoke my rights under the Fifth Amendment to the United States.
This is Dr. Wladimir Lorentz. He boasted on his website that he helped deliver roughly 2,000 babies through birth tourism.
Chairman @RepBrandonGill asked if he helped members of the Chinese Communist Party obtain American citizenship.
HE PLEADED THE FIFTH TO EVERY QUESTION. pic.twitter.com/na9WiQpSyr
— Oversight Committee (@GOPoversight) September 1, 2026
It looks like the website no longer works. But Gill harvested information before it went away. Gill wrote to Lorentz in May:
The “Have My Baby in Miami” website suggests that the firm is engaged in birth tourism. First, the firm explicitly markets its services to international patients, stating that “the dream of having your child in the United States is closer to reality.” While specific pricing for maternity packages is not publicly listed, the website offers a “Step by Step Guide” walking prospective foreign clients through the process of traveling to and from Miami to give birth. Interested clients must contact the firm directly by phone, email, or WhatsApp to obtain cost information, at which point they would likely also learn of additional fees, such as registration, extended hospital stays, and medical tests and exams. Beyond prenatal and postpartum care, the firm offers foreign expectant mothers a broader suite of services, including logistics support, temporary housing assistance, and legal consultations, provided either directly or through affiliated third party providers.
The fight against birth tourism has amped up since SCOTUS ruled that children born to women illegally or temporarily in the country “are citizens at birth.”
President Donald Trump recently signed two executive orders to end birth tourism and narrow birthright citizenship.
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