Judge Declines to Block Iowa Heartbeat Law Protecting Babies From Abortion - LifeNews.com

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : But pro-life advocates expect the law to be blocked while the lawsuit continues its way to the Iowa Supreme Court, which will likely render the final verdict on the law.
52% : Because its so obsessed with making money from killing babies in abortions, Planned Parenthood is leading the way with a legal challenge to keep abortions legal.
50% : The governor said babies need protection from abortion as quickly as possible, which is why she is signing the legislation his week.
50% : Abortion is curently legal up to 20 weeks in Iowa and the new bill would drop that to 6 weeks, when a baby's heartbeat can be heard on a sonogram.
49% : Because of Dobbs v. Jackson, states may protect unborn babies from abortion for the first time in nearly 50 years.
47% : A Polk County Judge has refused to rule from the bench after Planned Parenthood and other abortion activists requested a temporary injunction.
47% : In June, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in a historic victory for life and returned the power to legislate abortion to the people.
41% : "We praise Governor Kim Reynolds, pro-life members of the Iowa legislature, and pro-life leaders across the state," said Carol Tobias, president of National Right to Life.
32% : "Today, the Iowa legislature once again voted to protect life and end abortion at a heartbeat, with exceptions for rape, incest, and life of the mother," Governor Reynolds said in a statement LifeNews received after the bill passed.

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