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Governor Healey Must Veto Massachusetts' Abortion-Until-Birth Bill
WALPOLE, Massachusetts.— Yesterday, after lawmakers suspended the chamber's rules to expedite its passage on the final day of formal legislative sessions, the Massachusetts Senate approved legislation that would remove the state's current 24-week abortion limit and allow abortions throughout all nine months of pregnancy, including on viable unborn children.
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MCFL responds to Boston Globe article on radical Massachusetts late-term abortion bill
Massachusetts Citizens for Life (MCFL) is responding to a July 21 Boston Globe article covering H.5595/S.1563, a radical Massachusetts late-term abortion bill currently before the Massachusetts Legislature.
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The June 2026 edition of the National Right to Life Newsletter

We're pleased to share with you the June 2026 edition of the National Right to Life Newsletter.
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Abortion pill shipments undermine the Dobbs decision
Massachusetts Citizens for Life believes the Supreme Court is wrong to allow dangerous abortion drugs to be shipped to women who have never even been examined by a doctor or mailed to men who intend to coerce or trick pregnant women into having abortions they have not chosen.
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The May 2026 edition of the National Right to Life Newsletter

We're pleased to share with you the May 2026 edition of the National Right to Life Newsletter.
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NRLC statement on court decision restoring in-person abortion pill requirement
Following the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals’ decision restoring an in-person requirement for abortion-inducing drugs, the National Right to Life Committee issued the statement below.
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Inside the Truth About Choice display at UMass Amherst

After months of preparation, and the careful transportation of fetal models across the country, Sunday, April 12, finally arrived. Our staff and volunteers began the day early, setting up tables and placing thousands of fetal models across the lawn at the University of Massachusetts Amherst Student Union South Lawn.