Abortion providers asked a federal judge Friday to block an Alabama law that would ban most abortions in the state.
The Alabama law would make performing an abortion at any stage of pregnancy a felony punishable by up to 99 years or life in prison for the abortion provider. The only exception would be when the woman's health is at serious risk.The lawsuit says the Alabama law to criminalize abortion is clearly unconstitutional and would harm women by forcing them to continue pregnancies against their will.
The plaintiffs in the case are the three Alabama clinics that perform abortions, Planned Parenthood and Dr. Yashica Robinson, an obstetrician who also provides abortions at a Huntsville clinic. Governors in Kentucky, Mississippi, Ohio and Georgia have approved bans on abortion once a fetal heartbeat is detected, which can happen as early as the sixth week of pregnancy.
What do you do with all the innocent hearts?
Modern Medical Science has PROVEN a human child exists when the egg/sperm unite & attach the uterus! But SELF CENTERED PEOPLE don't want to accept FACTS! Obviously they r NOT capable of self control or birth control, so they want U 2agree to 'Killing' the most vulnerable among us
hail Satan!
Oh My gosh, let's never lose the right to kill the innocent baby.
This is a test of states rights. Although abortion is federally protected under the Roe vs. Wade, Do states have the right to limit not prohibit or prevent. Limit time abortion can be preformed.
well of course they'll win when they get some stupid liberal judge but it's going to the supreme Court and it will soon be illegal everywhere WalkAwayFromDemocrats
Alabama wants this to go to Scotus. The fastest way to get it there is right here.
If you abort all babies, what do you have? Are babies only for the rich & famous and royalty?
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