Preventing International Surrogacy Exploitation Act aims to void and penalize international surrogacy agreements involving foreign nationals.
The Preventing International Surrogacy Exploitation Act seeks to invalidate surrogacy agreements between U.S. surrogate parents and foreign nationals, rendering such agreements unenforceable. It imposes criminal penalties on brokers facilitating these agreements. Legal custody of children born from such agreements is determined by state law based on the child's best interests. Additionally, foreign nationals who are parents of U.S. citizens born through unenforceable surrogacy agreements are ineligible for immigration benefits.
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