Letitia James tried to censor messages about chemical abortion reversal success
Pro-life pregnancy centers do, in fact, have constitutional speech rights.
That’s from a ruling from the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, where judges unanimously affirmed the rights of those New York centers to tell pregnant women about the abortion pill reversal protocol.
The decision keeps in place a lower court’s block of New York Attorney General Letitia James’ agenda to manipulate business fraud laws to censor that speech.
The process has been proven medically effective if used properly. It provides that the chemical abortion process can be reversed successfully if pursued soon after an abortion pill first is taken.
The decision by a panel of three judges said the centers are “likely to succeed on their First Amendment claim.”
“Here, the preliminary injunction serves to secure the First Amendment rights of the NIFLA plaintiffs by allowing them to make religiously and morally motivated statements that provide information about APR to women who may wish to attempt to counteract the effects of an abortion initiated by oral medication,” wrote Circuit Judge Bianco.
