Urge KY Legislators to Shut Down Abortion Pill Trafficking & Build a Culture of Life

In 2022, Kentucky became one of the most pro-life states in the country when our trigger law banning abortion went into effect after the Dobbs decision from the US Supreme Court. However, the battle to create a pro-life culture in Kentucky is far from over. Thousands of preborn Kentuckians are still being murdered by chemical abortion pills that are being trafficked into Kentucky. It's time for Kentucky to move the ball forward in the battle for life - we need your help to save the lives of preborn babies and protect young moms in Kentucky by shutting down this deadly trafficking operation. Kentucky must also work to educate the next generation on the value of human life.

HB 316 from Rep. TJ Roberts and SB 106 from Sen. Rawlings would create legal consequences for those who attempt to circumvent Kentucky's pro-life laws by smuggling abortion pills into the state. This bill is even more necessary due to the Biden Administration's careless actions to make the abortion pill easily accessible through the mail.

HB 397, the Baby Olivia Act, from Rep. Nancy Tate would require public schools in Kentucky to show a video of the development of a preborn child in the womb (watch the Baby Olivia video here). This legislation would ensure that Kentucky's kids understand that a preborn child is a human being worthy of the gift of life, just like those outside of the womb. If Kentucky is going to have a long lasting culture of life, its future leaders must be prepared to take up that mantle.

Update: The Baby Olivia Act (HB 397) has been assigned to the House Primary and Secondary Education Committee and needs to be scheduled for a hearing. In addition to your legislators, please also contact Rep. Scott Lewis, chair of that committee, and ask that he schedule a hearing for the Baby Olivia Act (HB 397).

Urge the KY General Assembly to Support Pro-Life Bills - HB 316/SB 106 and HB 397!

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