President Trump signed two executive orders Thursday seeking to narrow birthright citizenship in several circumstances and intensify the federal crackdown on commercial “birth tourism.” The House Oversight Committee is investigating birth tourism centers and in May requested a host of documents from a company called “Have My Baby in Miami.” The Senate Homeland Security Committee also released a 2022 report on birth tourism. Trump has focused heavily on birth tourism as part of his so-far unsuccessful push to limit birthright citizenship more broadly. “If birth tourism is a problem, the answer is to enforce that regulation,” Amanda Frost, a University of Virginia immigration law professor, told PolitiFact in an analysis.