Massachusetts Bill Would Expand Abortions Up to Birth
A critical decision is happening now at the Massachusetts State House.
The House Committee on Ways and Means is considering H.2370, “An Act
prioritizing patient access to care,” and members of the committee are
being asked whether they support advancing this bill.
According to sources inside the State House, the committee is preparing to move the bill forward. We need your help to make sure legislators hear from citizens before this happens.
H.2370 would eliminate Massachusetts’ current 24-week limit on
abortion and allow abortions later in pregnancy based on the undefined
standard of a physician’s “professional judgment.” ---More...
Scurry County, Texas Becomes 24th County in America to Ban Abortion
On Tuesday, July 21st, the Commissioners’ Court of Scurry County,
Texas (pop. 16,932) considered an ordinance “Outlawing Abortion Within
the Unincorporated Area of Scurry County, Declaring Scurry County a
Sanctuary County for the Unborn.” After a presentation from Right to
Life Across Texas, the measure was adopted in a unanimous 4-0 vote by
County Judge Dan Hicks and Commissioners Terry Williams, Doug Scott, and
Shawn McCowen. Commissioner Jeff Mitchell was not in attendance for the
vote.
When making the motion to adopt the measure, Commissioner Shawn McCowen stated, “This is a no-brainer. I don’t even know why we are discussing it.” Commissioner Terry Williams, who seconded the motion, agreed. In adopting the measure, Scurry County became the 24th county in the nation and the 22nd county in Texas to pass a Sanctuary County for the Unborn Ordinance. Scurry County follows the Texas counties of Mitchell, Goliad, Cochran, Lubbock, Dawson, Jack, Shackelford, Camp, Shelby, Hopkins, Dickens, Howard, Motley, Crosby, Borden, Hall, Hood, King, Sterling, Lynn, and Collingsworth. Scurry County is the 8th county and the 15th political subdivision to pass such a measure in 2026. ---More...