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22 Va. J. Soc. Pol'y & L. 159 (2015)
Made in America: Medical Tourism and Birth Tourism Leading to a Larger Base of Transient Citizenship

handle is hein.journals/vajsplw22 and id is 163 raw text is: MADE IN AMERICA: MEDICAL TOURISM AND BIRTH TOURISM LEADING TO A LARGER BASE OF TRANSIENT CITIZENSHIP Tyler Grant* IN TRO D UC TIO N ..................................................................................... 160 1. BIRTH TOURISM: DUAL-CITIZENRY THROUGH A LOOPHOLE? ....... 161 A. The Loophole in the Fourteenth Amendment and How the United States Has Responded to It .......................................... 163 B. U.S. Immigration Implications ................................................ 168 C. The Effect of Taiwan Birth Tourism ......................................... 169 II. TAIWAN MEDICAL TOURISM: AN EMERGING MARKET .................. 170 A. At an Economic and Social Crossroads: Where Medical and Birth Tourism Intersect ............................................................ 174 B. Possible Policy Outcomes to Balance U.S.-Taiwan Migration in Healthcare and Birth Tourism ............................ 176 C O N C LU SIO N ......................................................................................... 177 * J.D. Candidate, 2016, University of Virginia School of Law. I am grateful to my friends and colleagues in Taiwan who have given me the passion to pur- sue this topic and the endurance to continue to chase greater ideas and bridge cultures. And I am thankful to my family for their continued support during my academic career and to Professor Thomas A. Massaro for his guidance and ex- pansion of my notions of global interconnectedness and of how classroom ideas can lead to global solutions.