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Possible monetary liabilities and the state Attorney General’s advice are seen as key factors in moderating efforts by supporters of legal abortion to target the centers.
A Massachusetts murder case highlights what critics decry as a double standard.
The march is based on the idea that men have a role to play in the pro-life movement and an acknowledgment that many women who contemplate abortion have been driven to it by the actions or inactions of men.
Walsh was mayor of Boston before being confirmed as the U.S. Secretary of Labor for the Biden administration. The former mayor, a Catholic, has been an avid supporter of abortion rights in the Bay State.
House Minority Leader Brad Jones criticized the use of the budget process to pass an abortion amendment.
Both the state House and Senate measures would allow for abortions past 24 weeks, and up until the point of birth, in cases of a lethal fetal anomaly.
Under House amendment 759, abortions can be performed after 24 weeks in the case of a lethal fetal anomaly and 16 and 17 year-old girls could also have an abortion without parental consent.
The bill also seeks to establish a state right to an abortion, which would stand even if Roe v. Wade were to be overturned.
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