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Pro-life org again calls on DOJ to end mail-order abotion pills
The group says a settlement could stop mail-order abortion drugs now, citing a Senate report that says manufacturers failed to uphold safety rules.
- Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America urged Attorney General Todd Blanche on Monday to settle Louisiana v. FDA before Sept. 9, seeking to halt mail-order abortion drug shipments through a consent decree with The Department.
- The lawsuit challenges a Joe Biden rule permitting mail-order abortion drugs without in-person visits. Sen. Bill Cassidy's recent Senate report alleges manufacturers like Danco, GenBioPro, and Evita Solutions engage in "dangerous practices" by failing to uphold Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies.
- Charlotte Lozier Institute research shows 81% of online abortion businesses ship mifepristone beyond the 10-week FDA limit. Cassidy's report found manufacturers do not meaningfully audit prescribers, relying on cursory forms instead of required REMS.
- Dannenfelser stated that 83 pro-life groups and Women harmed by these drugs urged Justice to resolve the case. She claims a settlement could save the lives of 15,000 babies every month.
- Justice has not yet responded to requests for comment regarding the potential settlement. Legal proceedings in Louisiana v. FDA are expected to resume on Sept. 9.
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Pro-life org again calls on DOJ to end mail-order abotion pills
(The Center Square) – Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America called again on the Department of Justice to end mail-order abortion by settling Louisiana v. FDA in light of a new U.S. Senate report on the “dangerous practices” of abortion drug…
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