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Missouri lawmaker reworks adoption bill amid government overreach concerns

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After strong opposition to his original proposal that included monitoring pregnant women through a registry, state Rep. Phil Amato introduced a new version focused on adoption. The bill aims to create a statewide network to connect expecting mothers with adoptive parents and reduce abortions through adoption. The proposed bill comes with a $40 million price tag for implementation, raising concerns about government spending and the potential for …

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Missouri lawmaker reworks adoption bill amid government overreach concerns

After strong opposition to his original proposal that included monitoring pregnant women through a registry, state Rep. Phil Amato introduced a new version focused on adoption. The bill aims to create a statewide network to connect expecting mothers with adoptive parents and reduce abortions through adoption. The proposed bill comes with a $40 million price tag for implementation, raising concerns about government spending and the potential for …

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Missouri’s revamped ‘eHarmony for babies’ bill criticized as government overreach • Missouri Independent

State Rep. Phil Amato, a Republican from Arnold, originally filed legislation that would have required that the state “maintain a central registry of each expectant mother who is at risk for seeking an abortion of her unborn child" (Tim Bommel/Missouri House Communications).The revamp of widely-criticized legislation that sought to create a registry of pregnant girls and women “at risk” of abortion raised bipartisan concerns of government overre…

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Missouri’s revamped ‘eHarmony for babies’ bill criticized as government overreach

The revamp of widely-criticized legislation that sought to create a registry of pregnant girls and women “at risk” of abortion raised bipartisan concerns of government overreach during a House committee hearing Tuesday morning. The initial bill, filed by state Rep.…

·Cherokee County, United States
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Cherokee Tribune Ledger News broke the news in Cherokee County, United States on Tuesday, March 25, 2025.
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