Federal judge hears challenge to Minnesota abortion laws over parental rights claims
- Anti-abortion groups, including the Women’s Life Care Center and the National Institute of Family and Life Advocates, argue that Minnesota’s abortion laws violate the 14th Amendment and parental rights during 'involuntary' and 'unwanted' abortions.
- Attorney Harold Cassidy described the state's argument that abortion is a private decision as 'nonsense,' asserting it is a law that affects parental rights.
- Defendants requested the judge to dismiss the entire complaint during the hearing on Friday.
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Federal judge hears challenge to Minnesota abortion laws over parental rights claims
MINNEAPOLIS — A lawsuit brought by several pregnancy centers and individual mothers against Minnesota’s abortion laws received its first hearing on Friday, July 11, at the U.S. Courthouse in downtown Minneapolis. The plaintiffs, which include the Women’s Life Care Center and the National Institute of Family and Life Advocates, argued that Minnesota’s abortion laws take away parental rights and violate the 14th Amendment during “involuntary” and …
Abortion advocate cancels Greeley appearance because of increased threats
An abortion advocate who was scheduled to speak Sunday in Greeley canceled her appearance because an increased level of threats, according to a representative of a local church. Julie Burkhart, named as one of Time magazine’s most 100 influential people of 2025, was scheduled to speak Sunday morning at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Greeley. Church President and worship associate Kathy Vaughn said Burkhart canceled the appearance Friday af…
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