Local officials in Southern California have struggled for years with how to respond to a surge in outfits bringing expectant mothers to the U.S. to give birth. Now, federal authorities have filed criminal charges against the owners of companies accused of “birth tourism,” alleging crimes such as immigration fraud, money laundering and identity theft. The arrests and indictments represent another facet of the Trump administration’s immigration policies and, even though they stem from raids carried out in 2015, have an odd connection to President Trump: One operator allegedly told clients they would have a better chance of slipping past immigration officers by telling them they intended to stay at the Trump International Hotel in Honolulu.
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