Senate Bill 24 by state Sen. Connie Leyva will go into effect in 2023, with the University of California and California State University systems required to offer students medical abortions. A medical abortion is a nonsurgical way to terminate a pregnancy that involves taking two prescription pills hours apart during a woman’s first 10 weeks of pregnancy to induce a miscarriage.
“We’re removing barriers to reproductive health -- increasing access on college campuses and using technology to modernize how patients interact with providers.”University healthcare centers currently refer students to off-campus facilities for abortion services when requested. Supporters of the bill said students, particularly those without cars, have a difficult time getting to off-campus health facilities or paying for the cost of the medication.
Last year, then-Gov. Jerry Brown vetoed a similar measure, saying the bill was “not necessary” because abortion services were “widely available” to students at off-campus clinics. After Brown’s veto, Newsom — then the state’s lieutenant governor and in the midst of his gubernatorial campaign —The bill requires the use of $10.3 million that has been raised from private donors to pay for operating costs.
CA banned the drugs needed for capital punishment (killing)? 'Abortion, from a Buddhist viewpoint, is an act of killing.' The Dalai Lama And our dear former Pres Jimmy Carter Why is it that our entire national media never allows their views to be presented to the public?
nice, people will go to college to kill babies... wonderful
The Dems want to control minority populations. Nothing new to see here folks.
“Get an A, with Plan B”
So colleges will be killing babies?
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