Louisiana, two other states sue Massachusetts, and others over abortion shield laws Western Mass News
Read →Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill and her counterparts in Arkansas and Alabama announced Wednesday they are suing three Democratic-led states over laws that grant immunity to doctors who prescribe abortion-inducing medication to people in states where it is illegal. The lawsuit, filed directly with the U.S. Supreme Court, alleges laws in California, Massachusetts and New […]
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Read →Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill announced federal lawsuits against New York, California, and Massachusetts for enabling mail-order abortions by refusing to extradite abortionists charged with sending abortion pills into Louisiana, where elective abortion is banned. The state argues that these 'shield' laws violate Louisiana's sovereignty and criminal laws, citing cases where mailed abortion drugs resulted in the deaths of babies and harm to women, and is also challenging the FDA's 2023 policy allowing telehealth prescribing and mail delivery of abortion pills in federal court.
Read →Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill, along with Alabama and Arkansas attorneys general, filed two lawsuits targeting abortion pill providers and challenging blue-state shield laws that block prosecution of these providers, with a Supreme Court case against New York, California, and Massachusetts and a separate lawsuit in Louisiana against over 30 individuals and organizations. The complaints allege illegal distribution of abortion pills into states banning abortions, highlight refusal by governors of New York and California to extradite indicted doctors, and describe investigations revealing unsupervised online prescriptions and cases of coerced abortion pill use, while also seeking more federal action and challenging FDA rules on mifepristone dispensing.
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See all (63) →Louisiana asks Supreme Court to stop states from shielding abortion pill providers: Full news conference KPLC 7 News
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Pregnancy Centers & Practical Help
See all (6) →In the past two months, fourteen pregnant women in crisis have contacted Liv, Louisiana Right to Life's chatbot, seeking help with urgent challenges such as domestic violence, emergency housing, and health complications. Louisiana Right to Life provides support through pregnancy centers and its Emergency Assistance for Moms Grant, which helps with expenses like rent, utilities, and transportation, primarily serving the Greater New Orleans area but aiming to expand statewide.
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Parents, Families, Adoption & Safe Haven
See all (2) →A fourteen-year-old girl in Livingston Parish, Louisiana, was arrested after the secret delivery and killing of her newborn baby, highlighting a tragic situation involving a minor. Louisiana's Safe Haven Law allows parents to safely and anonymously surrender newborns up to sixty days old at designated locations, including hospitals, fire stations, and law enforcement stations, with new Safe Haven Baby Boxes installed in Slidell and Covington to provide additional secure surrender options.
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Human Dignity, Disability & Bioethics
See all (1) →The post Surrogate Mother Seeks Refuge in Texas to Protect Baby From Abortion appeared first on Louisiana Right to Life .
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See all (6) →MEDIA ADVISORY: Louisiana v. FDA to be argued in the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals on September 9, 2026. “Louisiana again confronts the dangers of chemical abortion pills in court, and those risks include threats to endangered species, which we detailed in our amicus brief,” said Students for Life’s Kristan Hawkins. “A peer-reviewed study shows that mifepristone and mifepristone equivalents taint the water where it was tested. The risk to ... Read More The post Students for Life Again Supports Louisiana’s Case Against the FDA with an Amicus Brief, As Chemical Abortion Pill Policy to be Debate
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Faith & Church Engagement
See all (1) →The 2026 Acadiana Proudly Pro-Life Gala on Saturday, January 17th, was a beautiful evening and a tremendous success! Our emcee was Erica Inzina, J.D., the Policy Director of Louisiana Right to Life. She gracefully led the event from start to finish! Bishop Douglas Deshotel, Diocese of Lafayette, opened the Gala in prayer. We are grateful... The post 2026 Acadiana Proudly Pro-Life Gala a Beautiful Evening! appeared first on Louisiana Right to Life .
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See all (2) →Hi all, my name is Grace Ostermiller, and I am an intern with Louisiana Right to Life for the Spring! I have been involved with Louisiana Right to Life since my freshman year of high school, when I first attended a Pulse Leadership Institute (PLI) retreat in summer of 2021. Before attending this retreat, I... The post Introducing Our Spring 2026 Intern! appeared first on Louisiana Right to Life .
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Stories, Healing & Loss
See all (2) →In January 2026, Louisiana’s Department of Health (LA DOH) published a suppressed abortion total for both 2023 and 2024 for confidentiality reasons, meaning that fewer than five abortions occurred in the state for both years. While Louisiana uploaded components of each year’s reports for different data points, such as abortions by weeks of gestation and […] The post Abortion Reporting: Louisiana (2024) appeared first on Lozier Institute .
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