Nebraska state lawmakers introduced a bill that would prohibit abortions after six weeks of pregnancy, which is usually when a fetal heartbeat is detected.
The bill does not add criminal penalties but proposes that doctors who perform abortions past six weeks of pregnancy lose their medical licenses, according to the report. The bill also has medical emergency exceptions and exceptions for rape and incest.
“We cannot know a person’s situation — their health, wellbeing, risks, and futures. Every Nebraskan deserves the right to control their reproductive health and their future. This bill strips them of that right. Politicians should not be making decisions for Nebraska families,” Grubb said.
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