Houston ‘birth tourism’ center shut down following Texas AG filed lawsuit
A Houston-area business accused of participating in illegal "birth tourism" has officially been shut down after a lawsuit filed by the state of Texas.
Summary by The Houston Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Terrian Spurs, as published by FOX 26 Houston · · 1 min read
A Houston-area business accused of participating in illegal "birth tourism" has officially been shut down after a lawsuit filed by the state of Texas.

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