Controversy Surrounding Abortion Exceptions for Babies with Disabilities
Progressive pro-life activist Terrisa Bukovinac raises concerns about DOJ covering up investigation into alleged illegal abortions in D.C. Pro-life states considering legislation for abortion exceptions for unborn babies with disabilities. Critics argue bills could lead to discrimination against babies with disabilities and late-term abortions. Advocates emphasize the importance of proper care for babies with fetal anomalies.
Key Points
- Progressive pro-life activist raises concerns about DOJ investigation into alleged illegal abortions
- Legislative attempts in pro-life states to add exceptions for abortions in cases of fatal fetal anomalies
- Advocates highlight the importance of proper care for babies with fetal anomalies
Pros
- Legislative attempts to include abortion exceptions for unborn babies with disabilities in pro-life states
- Advocates emphasize the importance of proper care for babies with fetal anomalies
- Efforts to protect babies believed to have life-limiting conditions
Cons
- Critics argue that bills could lead to discrimination against babies with disabilities
- Concerns about potential increase in late-term abortions