Meet the US Army vet running a California baby factory for Chinese nationals to have American kids
A U.S. Army veteran is operating a surrogacy business in California for Chinese nationals. The industry is under scrutiny after a couple was accused of hoarding 26 children in their California home. Most of those children were reportedly born through surrogacy arrangements.
Chinese surrogacies have been under the microscope since a husband and wife were accused of hoarding at least 26 children in their California mansion, most of whom were born to them by surrogacy.
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