southern border of the United States. When their child is born on United States soil, the family can return to their home country, and 21 years later, the family may return as a part of chain migration not subject to the numerical limitations by which we control most international migration. (19) Illegal immigrants who crossed into the United States to give birth, often return to Mexico, sending their children across the border daily to attend American public schools, crowding out American students and taking advantage of American tax dollars. (20) Apprehensions of persons attempting to enter the United States illegally at the southern border of the United States surpassed 2,300,000 in fiscal year 2022 and has been increasing exponentially since 2020, and steadily since 1980. (21) Millions of illegal immigrants have at least one child who is deemed a citizen under the erroneous interpretation of the 14th Amendment. Estimates show that most children of unauthorized immigrants are citizens by birth, and the number has been increasing exponentially since 2003. (22) Unqualified birthright citizenship has enabled an entire black market. Estimates show that birth tourism results in 33,000 births to women on tourist visas annually, and hundreds of thousands more are born to mothers who are illegal aliens or present on temporary visas, many of whom have misrepresented the purpose of their trip to avoid scrutiny. (23) The birth tourism industry is rampant in the United States territories, with more annual births to foreign visitors than native residents in the Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Islands. (24) The Government Accountability Office has found the fiscal impact of providing public benefits to illegal aliens, noting that— (A) illegal aliens and their United States children are eligible to receive emergency Medicaid services, primary and secondary education, school nutrition services, Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC), and food stamp benefits