Republican Rep. Andy Biggs of Arizona and several other Republicans are pushing a bill that would require abortion providers to perform an ultrasound before performing an abortion.
of measurement Abortion providers or their supervised representatives may be required to “display the ultrasound images for viewing by the pregnant woman” and “display the dimensions of the embryo or fetus, if cardiac activity is present and visible, and any external components.” and the presence of internal organs, if present and visible.'' Pregnant women may choose not to view ultrasound images as they are displayed and explained.
The bill provides that “an ultrasound examination is not required if the abortion is necessary to save the life of the mother whose life is in jeopardy due to a disability, physical illness, or physical injury.” There is. From the pregnancy itself. ”
The text of the bill reads: “An abortion provider who engages in or affects interstate or foreign commerce and who knowingly performs abortions shall comply with the requirements of this title.” .
“The Biden administration’s heinous pro-abortion policies continue to encourage women to end the lives of innocent American unborn children. This subtle but important process change could potentially save millions of lives.'' Biggs said, “Protecting the right to life remains my top priority in Congress.'' “This is one of our priorities,” he said. press release.
Co-sponsors of the proposal include Republican Reps. Jeff Duncan of South Carolina, Andy Harris of Maryland, Matthew Rosendale Sr. of Montana, and Alex Mooney of West Virginia. Representatives Mary Miller of Illinois, Dan Crenshaw of Texas, and Eric Burleson of Missouri, according to a press release.
But while Republican lawmakers are pushing pro-life legislation, Vice President Kamala Harris is set to embark on a pro-choice tour.
“The Vice President's 'Fight for Reproductive Freedom' tour kicks off with an event in Wisconsin on January 22, the 51st anniversary of reproductive freedom. Roe vs. Wade,” White House announced During December.
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