Rep. Wild, Democratic Senators Push For IVF Vote

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

76% : "The recent ruling out of Alabama underscores the immediate need for Congress to pass the Access to Family Building Act - which I was proud to introduce in the U.S. House - to ensure that no state law can infringe upon the right to undergo IVF treatment," said Wild.
57% : The pair is seeking for the legislation - S. 3612 and entitled the Access to Family Building Act - to be adopted by unanimous consent or agreement on any question or matter before the Senate that sets aside a rule of procedure to expedite proceedings.
56% : Their bill, first introduced in 2022 and reintroduced last month with a House companion led by Rep. Susan Wild (D-Pa.), would establish federal protections that override any state policy restricting IVF access.
53% : "That's why tomorrow I'm headed to the Senate floor to call on my colleagues to pass via unanimous consent my 'Access to Family Building Act,' which will ensure that every American to become a parent via treatments like IVF is fully protected, regardless of what state they live in, guaranteeing that no parent or doctor is punished.

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