Massachusetts’ New Abortion Law is ‘Normalizing the Deaths of Fully-Developed Infants,’ Pro-Lifers Warn

Massachusetts recently became the eleventh state in the nation to allow abortion at any point in a woman’s pregnancy, with Governor Maura Healey signing into law a measure codifying full and complete access to abortion up until birth.

The bill was touted by Healey and supporters as “legislation strengthening abortion protections in Massachusetts.” Healey went so far as to say, “This law continues our efforts to have the strongest abortion protections in the country because in Massachusetts, we believe health care decisions should be made between women and their doctors.”

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Massachusetts recently became the eleventh state in the nation to allow abortion at any point in a woman’s pregnancy, with Governor Maura Healey signing into law a measure codifying full and complete access to abortion up until birth.

The bill was touted by Healey and supporters as “legislation strengthening abortion protections in Massachusetts.” Healey went so far as to say, “This law continues our efforts to have the strongest abortion protections in the country because in Massachusetts, we believe health care decisions should be made between women and their doctors.”