The heartbreaking murder of Rachel Morin shook the nation and opened up crucial conversations about justice, loss, and healing. In this episode, Dr. Phil, Patty Morin, and Attorney Randolph Rice break down the verdict and its ripple effects. Patty opens up about the emotional toll of the trial and how her family copes with unimaginable grief. Dr. Phil and Randy explore the connection between immigration policy and crime, while shining a light on the power of community and family support in times of tragedy. Rachel's story ignites a larger dialogue about finding hope and justice in the aftermath of loss.

From luxury maternity homes to international surrogacy contracts, Dr. Phil explores the growing industries helping foreign nationals, especially from China, secure U.S. citizenship for their children. Criminal defense attorney John McNicholas shares the details of a high-profile federal case involving a birth tourism ring that made millions. Parham Zar, director of a leading surrogacy agency, explains why families are choosing American surrogates and what separates surrogacy from birth tourism. But policy analyst for the Heritage Foundation, Emma Waters, warns the trend could carry hidden national security risks. With President Donald Trump renewing calls to end birthright citizenship through executive order, Dr. Phil unpacks the legal loopholes, ethical dilemmas, and rising debate over what it really means to be born an American.