And I believe that there's a compelling legal case to be made that these businesses that are facilitating this process — facilitating somebody coming into the United States to give birth, lying on their immigration forms or on their visa forms — are engaging in a form of criminal conspiracy, and that's what we're going to get to the bottom of.
On investigating birth tourism companies.
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