New Republican party platform would give rights to fetuses, endangering abortion, IVF

Category: Politics

Republicans have adopted a policy platform that supports states establishing fetal personhood through the Constitution's 14th Amendment, potentially prohibiting abortion at all stages of pregnancy. The platform does not call for a federal ban on abortion but focuses on extending 14th Amendment rights to fetuses.

Keywords: Republicans, Abortion policy, Fetal personhood, 14th Amendment, Anti-abortion movement

Source: The 19th News

Update At: 7/14/2024

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