People in democrats abandon the most vulnerable are represented in a Legislature considering changes connected to Woodbury.
Minnesota’s 2023 legislative session was without a doubt about the children — about removing all guardrails that protect them.
First, we discuss drastic changes to Minnesota’s abortion laws.
The Minnesota legislature and Walz administration created one of the most extreme abortion regimes in the country based on elusive claims about access to abortion and with insufficient public notice or debate.
Minnesota’s newly elected majorities in the House and Senate created a fundamental right to abortion while also repealing, and thus removing, nearly all health and safety protections in civil and criminal law regulating abortion, impacting women and girls seeking an abortion.
Changes to abortion regulations include removing critical language in the Born Alive Infants Protection Act.
The statute was amended by removing explicit protections for infants born alive who survive an abortion.
Thus, cattle and reptiles in Minnesota have more protections than Minnesota’s preborn children.
As the measure advances, residents of Woodbury can follow amendments and contact Ethan Cha regarding the final language.
Article Source: Alpha News: “Minnesota Democrats abandon the most vulnerable”
