Planned Parenthood Stops Scheduling Abortions in Wisconsin Because Roe May be Overturned
June 18, 2022 | Wisconsin
Planned Parenthood will no longer schedule abortions in Wisconsin after June 25th because the abortion business anticipates the Supreme Court will overturn Roe v. Wade this month.
The abortion giant operates three abortion facilities in the Badger state and a new report from the Associates Press indicates Planned Parenthood officials have confirmed they will no longer book abortions after June 25th, which is excellent news for women and unborn children.
Whether clinics in Wisconsin will be able to provide abortions, though, has turned into a day-to-day question.
“One of the hardest aspects of this is not knowing what day this decision will come down and what it will be,” said Michelle Velasquez, the director of legal advocacy and services at Planned Parenthood Wisconsin. “The unknown has been difficult.”
After the Supreme Court overturns Roe, some 25 states are expected to immediately or quickly ban abortions and Wisconsin has an old abortion ban on the books that would take effect immediately after the Supreme Court renders its decision. Democrats in the state legislature attempted to repeal the abortion ban, but Republicans stopped the effort so unborn babies could still be protected.… (Excerpt from LIFENEWS.COM)
