Texas pro life bill
Supreme Court to decide whether Texas pro-life law mechanism is constitutional
The U.S. Supreme Court announced Friday, October 22, that it will review lawsuits filed against Texas' 'heartbeat' law banning abortions after six weeks gestation, which challenge the constitutionality of the particular way the pro-life law is enforced, CBS reported. In May of this year, Texas Republican Governor Greg Abbott passed S.B. ...
UN criticizes Texas pro-life law for ‘opposing its gender politics’
Several United Nations Human Rights 'experts' harshly condemned the Texas government this week for protecting the human rights of babies in the womb through its new heartbeat law. They argue that unborn babies should not be considered human beings and that the law runs counter to the gender policies promoted ...
GoDaddy de-platforms Texas pro-life watchdog group’s website
GoDaddy, the domain hosting behemoth, is de-platforming a website owned by Texas Right to Life that allows users to report violations of the Lone Star State's new pro-life statute, which protects babies with beating hearts from being aborted. In an email to the New York Times and The Verge, a GoDaddy ...
GOP leaders want to replicate Texas abortion ban in other states
Different Republican leaders and conservative groups applauded Texas's new pro-life "Heartbeat" law. They are now preparing to introduce similar bills in different states. A majority of Republican states passed increasingly stringent limits on abortion procedures in recent years. Republicans previously resorted to various legal strategies to find new ways to remove ...
Democrats react to Texas pro-life law: Promise measures to allow women to have abortions
President Joe Biden and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi reacted to the Supreme Court's ruling that narrowly (5-4) kept alive Texas' 'heartbeat' law banning abortions after 6 weeks. Both leaders promised to take steps to ensure that women have access to abortion. This Wednesday night, September 1, the Supreme Court ruled in ...
Texas is one step closer to banning the marketing of abortion drugs through the mail
The Texas Senate on Friday, July 16, almost unanimously approved a pro-life bill aimed at banning the marketing of abortion drugs through the mail. The bill will now move to the state House of Representatives, where it is expected to pass without difficulty, then become effective with the signature of ...

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