South Florida Doctor Pleads Fifth on Birth Tourism Questions
Dr. Wladimir Lorentz declined to answer every question after lawmakers cited records showing his firm advertised more than 2,000 international deliveries.
- On Tuesday, September 1, 2026, the Oversight Committee's Task Force on Defending Constitutional Rights and Exposing Institutional Abuses questioned Miami doctor Wladimir Lorentz regarding his firm, 'Have My Baby in Miami,' and alleged birth tourism practices.
- Lorentz's website previously boasted of assisting roughly 2,000 foreign nationals in securing American citizenship for their children before becoming inactive after Gill's team harvested the information.
- Gill probed whether Lorentz aided members of the Chinese Communist Party in obtaining citizenship, citing marketing materials promising the 'dream of having your child in the United States.'
- Lorentz invoked his rights under the Fifth Amendment of the United States Constitution in response to every inquiry, stating that a truthful answer might incriminate him.
- Following a SCOTUS ruling on birthright citizenship, the government has intensified efforts against birth tourism, with President Donald Trump recently signing executive orders to narrow the practice.
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'Have my baby in Miami': Witness pleads 5th over 2,000+ tourist births, Gill excuses him from panel
A tense congressional exchange unfolded as Rep. Brandon Gill questioned Dr. Wladimir Lorentz, founder of 'Have My Baby in Miami,' about his birth tourism business and claims that it helped more than 2,000 foreign nationals come to the United States to give birth.
Birth Tourism Hearing: Doctor Behind ‘Have My Baby in Miami’ Invokes Fifth Amendment
The doctor has boasted about helping over 2,000 foreigners give birth to their children in America to gain citizenship. The post Birth Tourism Hearing: Doctor Behind ‘Have My Baby in Miami’ Invokes Fifth Amendment first appeared on Le·gal In·sur·rec·tion.
Owner of Miami Birth Tourism Business Repeatedly Pleads the Fifth During House Hearing › American Greatness
Dr. Wladimir Lorentz, the founder and Chief Medical Officer of the birth tourism business “Have My Baby in Miami,” repeatedly pleaded the Fifth Amendment during […] Source
‘A truthful answer might incriminate me’: Boastful ‘Have My Baby in Miami’ doctor clams up and pleads 5th in birth-tourism hearing * WND News Center
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‘A truthful answer may tend to incriminate me’: Boastful ‘Have My Baby in Miami’ doctor clams up and pleads 5th in birth-tourism hearing * WorldNetDaily * by Joe Kovacs
'Does your business help children of members of the Chinese Communist Party obtain American citizenship?'
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