U.S. Citizenship By Midwives In Border Towns

In the early 20th century, before public health care centers sprouted, it was not unusual for children to be born at home with the help of a midwife.This practice was more common in poorer areas like rural towns, such as those in South Texas, along the U.S. - Mexico border region.Today, such births often create nightmares for United States citizens – who find themselves suddenly alleged by the U.S government to be perpetuators of immigration fraud.Related Podcasts:Episode 118: The Raul Rodriguez Story: Undocumented Immigrant, Exemplary Immigration OfficerEpisode 68: Why A Border Wall Is Not The AnswerRecommended Links For More Information:Citizenship And Midwives: A Government Witch Hunt?Fraudulent Midwife Citizenship Birth Registrations: The Devastating Impact On Children Of Immigrants