By: Crux Staff
“We are disappointed by the opinion released today by the Supreme Court allowing dangerously lax chemical abortion drug regulations to stand at the expense of the health, lives, and future fertility of women and girls in our country,” said Amy O’Donnell, the Communications Director of the Texas Alliance for Life.
By: Jack Fink
Groups like Texas Alliance for Life though say they want to protect unborn children regardless of diagnosis and want to prevent any weakening of exceptions to the state’s abortion ban
By: ERIN DAVIS
“It’s unfortunate that some doctors have not given women the care that they need and that they deserve and is allowable in Texas law, but that’s not a problem with the law. That’s a problem with the doctors,” said Amy O’Donnell with Texas Alliance for Life.
By: Adela Uchida
But the spokeswoman for the Texas Alliance for Life maintains that is already covered in Texas’ near-total abortion ban.
“The biggest reason that we’re challenging it is because of the false assertion that our laws don’t protect women’s lives and that we need the federal government to step in,” said communications director Amy O’Donnell.
By: Brooke Kushwaha
Amy O’Donnell from the anti-abortion group Texas Alliance for Life said the public will have to wait and see before speculating.
By: Celine Castronuovo
The Texas Alliance for Life argued Friday the Texas law is necessary, claiming it is “saving unborn babies’ and pregnant women’s lives.”
“The law allows doctors to perform abortions to save pregnant women’s lives in rare and tragic cases when medically necessary,” said Amy O’Donnell, the organization’s communications director.