Two More Pro-Life Pieces of Legislation Move Forward

Earlier last week, the Kansas House Health and Human Services committee passed two important pieces of pro-life legislation out of committee and to the full chamber for consideration: House Bill 2313 and House Bill 2429. The meeting began with a hearing on House Bill 2313 which would create the born-alive infants protection act to provide …

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New Hampshire Senate rejects bill to “codify abortion rights”

By Dave Andrusko “Never enough.” The motto of most, if not all, “blue states” should be “Never enough” unborn babies killed. Yesterday the New Hampshire Senate narrowly defeated a proposal (stop me if you’ve heard this before) to “codifying abortion rights.” The vote was 14-10. The House is yet to take up a similar bill …

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Action needed on two dangerous bills in Oregon House

By Justin Hageman, Public Affairs Specialist Oregon Right to Life There are two bills in the Oregon House right now that are a serious danger. House Bill 2002, a bill that specifically targets minors for abortion, and HB 2279, which will repeal the residency requirement for the so-called “Death with Dignity” Act. Email committee about …

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Court allows Arizona lawmakers to defend state law protecting unborn children with disabilities

By Alliance Defending Freedom A federal district court issued an order Wednesday that allows the president of the Arizona State Senate and the speaker of the Arizona House of Representatives to intervene in defense of a state law that prevents children from being aborted simply for having a disability. Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys representing Speaker …

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Michigan Senate Democrats Send Sweeping Repeal of 1931 Abortion Law to Governor’s Desk; Follows House in Failure to Preserve Reasonable Protections Permitted Under Proposal 3 and In Place Under Roe v. Wade

Longstanding Protections for Women and the Unborn in Final Stages of Pregnancy Set to Be Removed in Unprecedented Action  March 8–Today, in a strict party-line vote, State Senate Democrats voted to send a sweeping, full repeal of the 1931 abortion law to the Governor for signature. By a 20-18 vote in the Senate (all Democrats …

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North Carolina legislative leaders intervene in court to defend state restrictions on abortion pills

By Dave Andrusko It was no surprise that pro-abortion Attorney General Josh Stein said he would not defend North Carolina’s law that require a woman to make an in-person visit to obtain mifepristone, the first of two drugs making up the chemical abortion technique, and wait 72 hours before receiving the abortion pill. However, on first …

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Florida House and Senate introduce bills today to stop abortions after six weeks

By Dave Andrusko Florida continued today its aggressive campaign to protect unborn babies when both the state House and state Senate introduced bills to ban abortions after six weeks of pregnancy. State Rep. Jenna Persons-Mulicka  and state Sen. Erin Grall  introduced the legislation in their respective chambers. The lawmakers filed the bills on the first day of …

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Wyoming Legislature passes two pro-life bills, on the desk of Gov. Gordon

Bills say abortion is not healthcare, ban used of medication abortion By Dave Andrusko Now that the legislature has adjourned, Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon has 15 days to decide the fate of pro-life House Bill 152. The legislature tried to thread the needle in passing a bill that addresses a judge’s criticism of an earlier …

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46 Days at the Virginia General Assembly. Lives saved and damage prevented.

By Olivia Gans Turner, President, Virginia Society for Human Life (VSHL) Odd year sessions at the Virginia General Assembly are often described as a Demolition Derby, a high-speed car race, or like drinking from a fire hose. All accurate descriptions of the madness that comes with these short legislative sessions in Virginia’s off year election …

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Ohio AG approves language of amendment aimed at making abortion a state right

By Nancy Flanders Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has approved the language of a constitutional amendment aimed at making abortion a right in the state constitution. The amendment will now head to the Ohio Ballot Board, which has 10 days to certify the language. It had been filed by abortion industry giant Planned Parenthood, Pro-Choice Ohio, the Abortion Fund …

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Oklahomans For Life – -Legislative Alert

Support SB 834 to Help Oklahoma Defeat the Abortion Industry’s Attempt to Impose Unlimited Abortion on Our Pro-Life State By Tony Lauinger, State Chairman, Oklahomans For Life Urge state Senators to support SB 834 by Senator Julie Daniels in order to strengthen Oklahoma’s ability to defeat the abortion industry’s constitutional amendment which would impose unlimited …

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Utah governor Cox expected to sign bill that says all abortions must be performed in hospitals. Abortion clinics could be out of business

By Dave Andrusko The pro-life Utah Legislature took important steps forward this past which will take effect when Utah Gov. Spencer Cox signs House Bill 467 in law as widely anticipated. HB 467 passed out of the Senate last Thursday and the House of Representatives on Friday. “The newly passed law would require all abortion procedures, whether through surgery …

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