A law signed by Gov. Kathy Hochul further shields New York abortionists who mail illegal pills to pro-life states and strengthens protections for mutilating transgender drugs and surgeries.
From New York to California, shield states refuse basic interstate cooperation, blocking enforcement of pro-life protections and ensuring abortionists operate with virtual immunity.
California Democrats’ bill would let pharmacists dispense abortion pills without the names of the abortionist or the woman, allowing doctors to harm mothers and babies with no accountability.
Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey signed a law effectively stopping all cooperation with federal or out-of-state law enforcement on abortionists who break laws across state lines.
Pro-abortion ‘shield laws’ violate the Constitution and ‘are blatant attempts to interfere with States’ ability to enforce criminal laws within their borders,’ the AGs wrote in a letter to congressional leaders.
Texas AG Ken Paxton is moving to enforce a $100,000 fine against abortionist Margaret Carpenter for sending illegal pills into the state that killed an unborn child and seriously injured the mother.
Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry issued an extradition warrant for a New York abortionist who mailed drugs used to kill the unborn baby of an underage girl against her will, leading to the girl's hospitalization. New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has refused to sign the warrant.