Investigation into company of former Hoover fellow regarding international surrogacy and…
What happened
The New York Post investigated Haotian Bai, a former fellow of the Hoover Institution, regarding his company, Patriot Conceptions. The company was alleged to be a surrogacy firm used by wealthy Chinese elites to implant embryos into American women, with the goal of gaining U.S. citizenship for the resulting children. A surrogate identified as Judy came forward regarding her involvement with the company. The investigation also reportedly linked the company to a Chinese internship program that lawmakers suspect was connected to espionage.
From stanfordreview.org
Why it matters
The allegations suggest that Bai's company was used to facilitate international citizenship through U.S.-based surrogacy. The investigation also noted that Bai falsely described the company in a now-deleted article as merely an advocacy hub for military families. The allegations involve potential international fraud and links to state-sponsored activities.
From stanfordreview.org
Who's involved
- Hoover InstitutionThink tank where a key figure in the investigation was a former fellow
- New York PostTabloid newspaper conducting the investigation
- Haotian BaiFounder of the company under investigation
- JudySinger/songwriter whose personal history is linked to the company
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The entities involved
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Hoover Institution
American public policy think tank and research institution
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Haotian Bai
Chinese basketball player (born 1999)
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New York Post
daily tabloid newspaper (1801-)
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Judy
singer/songwriter & concert photographer