The House Oversight Committee subpoenas the top doctor associated with “Have My Baby in Miami” to testify before Rep. Brandon Gill’s panel. The subpoena seeks testimony tied to the clinic’s role in alleged “birth tourism,” in which foreign nationals may use U.S. citizenship laws to give birth in the United States.
Both accounts describe the action as part of an ongoing congressional review of how U.S. citizenship rules are being used and whether current practices enable exploitation. Fox frames the clinic as a “booming business” and emphasizes the alleged use of citizenship laws by foreigners, while providing limited additional details beyond the subpoena itself. The outlets do not report, in these accounts, specific findings by the committee, formal charges, or the doctor’s response.
Overall, the reporting centers on the subpoena and the committee’s intent to gather information, without detailing what evidence will be presented or what conclusions the panel expects to reach.
