from Anne Fox, President
Massachusetts Citizens for Life
While we are all so excited that President Trump plans to implement the intent of Congress' passage of Title X "family planning" funds, the battle is not quite over.
As we recently wrote, the new regulations would be similar to those promulgated by the Reagan Administration, but would still allow abortion counseling. It's also important to note that the Trump Administration regulations would also be much stricter about separating abortion monies and facilities from non-abortion monies and facilities. This is great news for unborn babies, particularly those in impoverished areas and within communities of color who are targeted by Planned Parenthood.
To ensure the Trump Administration legacy on abortion is cemented, it is vital that we submit comments to be sure these proposed regulations are adopted!
While we are all so excited that President Trump plans to implement the intent of Congress' passage of Title X "family planning" funds, the battle is not quite over.
As we recently wrote, the new regulations would be similar to those promulgated by the Reagan Administration, but would still allow abortion counseling. It's also important to note that the Trump Administration regulations would also be much stricter about separating abortion monies and facilities from non-abortion monies and facilities. This is great news for unborn babies, particularly those in impoverished areas and within communities of color who are targeted by Planned Parenthood.
To ensure the Trump Administration legacy on abortion is cemented, it is vital that we submit comments to be sure these proposed regulations are adopted!
ACTION: To submit a comment:
Find the proposed rule here. Select the green button labeled “Submit A Formal Comment” at the top of the page.
Fill out the comment form. Personal information is optional. If included, certain personal information may be published publicly with the comment.
The comment period closes on July 31, 2018.
Written comments also may be sent through the mail to:
Fill out the comment form. Personal information is optional. If included, certain personal information may be published publicly with the comment.
The comment period closes on July 31, 2018.
Written comments also may be sent through the mail to:
Office of the Assistant Secretary for Health, Office of Population AffairsAttention: Family PlanningU.S. Department of Health and Human ServicesHubert H. Humphrey Building, Room 716G200 Independence Avenue SWWashington, DC 20201.
We have all seen the negative press about the so-called "gag rule" and other falsehoods--it's up to us to counter their spin.
Please join me in submitting your comments as soon as possible!
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