Georgia mother says she is being forced to keep brain-dead pregnant daughter alive under abortion ban law

It's termination of a pregnancy, an abortion.

An ectopic pregnancy is not a true pregnancy, it never results in anything but an eventual miscarriage or the death of the mother.

Those doctors know this, and are playing politics with women's lives because they want abortion up to the last second before birth to be 100% legal.
 
Is the termination of an ectopic pregnancy by a doctor properly called an abortion?

Yes.
 
An ectopic pregnancy is not a true pregnancy, it never results in anything but an eventual miscarriage or the death of the mother.

Those doctors know this, and are playing politics with women's lives because they want abortion up to the last second before birth to be 100% legal.
You have shown one state of 50 to have such laws. You have not shown that such a termination on demand at birth has ever happened.
 
You have shown one state of 50 to have such laws. You have not shown that such a termination on demand at birth has ever happened.

I've shown 2 States, NY and California, and it's safe to assume most blue States follow those two.

If it never happens then why write the laws to allow it?
 
I've shown 2 States, NY and California, and it's safe to assume most blue States follow those two.

If it never happens then why write the laws to allow it?
Copilot

No, no U.S. state allows the termination of a pregnancy at the moment of birth or during labor as a matter of elective choice.

🔍 What the Laws Actually Say:​

  • In states where abortion is legal later in pregnancy (like Colorado, New Mexico, Oregon, and the District of Columbia), it is only permitted under very rare and specific circumstances, such as:
    • To save the life or health of the pregnant person
    • In cases of severe fetal anomalieswhere the fetus cannot survive outside the womb

⚖️ Important Clarification:​

  • “Abortion at birth” is not a medically or legally recognized practice.
  • Late-term abortions (after fetal viability, typically around 24 weeks) are extremely rare and usually involve tragic medical complications.
  • Delivering a baby at full term and then ending its life would be considered infanticide, which is illegal in all 50 states.
Don't bother to answer, Marty.
 
Copilot

No, no U.S. state allows the termination of a pregnancy at the moment of birth or during labor as a matter of elective choice.

🔍 What the Laws Actually Say:​

  • In states where abortion is legal later in pregnancy (like Colorado, New Mexico, Oregon, and the District of Columbia), it is only permitted under very rare and specific circumstances, such as:
    • To save the life or health of the pregnant person
    • In cases of severe fetal anomalieswhere the fetus cannot survive outside the womb

⚖️ Important Clarification:​

  • “Abortion at birth” is not a medically or legally recognized practice.
  • Late-term abortions (after fetal viability, typically around 24 weeks) are extremely rare and usually involve tragic medical complications.
  • Delivering a baby at full term and then ending its life would be considered infanticide, which is illegal in all 50 states.
Don't bother to answer, Marty.

How does one define "health".

In NY 1 doctor has to say a woman's health is at risk, and you can abort up to the last second.

Read the actual law, fucktard.
 
Of course there is a venue to allow abortions in such cases. Shame on NBC for using this issue for political purposes.
 
Marty, you are now showing your age and unwillingness to accept facts as they are. So long,
 
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