California is the most pro-abortion state in the U.S., killing an estimated 200,000+ pre-born babies every year, for any reason, and most of them with your tax money.
As California Right to Life explains:
In 1969, in its People vs. Belous decision, the California Supreme Court found that the United States Constitution and California state constitution recognize a right to privacy that includes a right to abortion.
People vs. Belous effectively legalized abortion on demand through all nine months of pregnancy in California.
In Nov. 2022, California voters approved Prop. 1, which added abortion and other unspecified “intimate decisions” to the California state constitution.
SaveCalifornia.com explains the infanticide law:
AB 2223, supported by nearly all the Democrat Party state legislators, was signed by Gov. Gavin Newsom on Sept. 27, 2022, permitting the killing of newborn babies 1 to 2 years after birth. Here’s how:
AB 2223 shields a mother from civil and criminal charges for any “acts or omissions” related to her pregnancy, “including … perinatal death due to causes that occurred in utero.”
By discouraging law enforcement from investigating “perinatal deaths,” AB 2223 would permit killings of newborns up to a year after birth. RxList medical dictionary definition of perinatal period: “starts at the 20th to 28th week of gestation and ends 1 to 4 weeks after birth.” However, other medical researchers say: “The perinatal period, broadly defined, encompasses the time frame from one year before to 18 to 24 months after the birth of the child.”
“Perinatal” is not defined by the bill or in existing California law; neither is “causes that occurred in utero.” This broad phrase could mean several things, including “causes” such as postpartum depression (estimated to be 1 in 5 mothers), “that occurred” while her baby was still “in utero,” but continued after the baby was born.
Under AB 2223, the “perinatal death” of a months-old or even year-old baby could not be investigated or prosecuted because of a “cause…that occurred” during the mother’s late-term pregnancy, even if she decided she didn’t want to keep the child, and ended up killing her already-born baby.
And AB 2223 prohibits and penalizes investigations of infant death by law enforcement. Police or district attorneys would suffer heavy financial loss via a civil action, because AB 2223 broadly states that “the criminal investigation, arrest, or prosecution, or threat of investigation, arrest, or prosecution, of a person with respect to their pregnancy or actual, potential, or alleged pregnancy outcome, constitutes ‘threat, intimidation, or coercion.
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