The U.
S. Supreme Court has allowed Kentucky’s ultrasound requirement law to go into effect and rejected a challenge to a 2017 pro-life law in Kentucky that required doctors to perform ultrasounds and play the sound of the baby’s heartbeat to women seeking an abortion.
Live Action founder and prominent pro-life advocate Lila Rose shared the news on her Twitter account that the Supreme Court has allowed Kentucky’s ultrasound requirement law to go into effect.
Lila Rose wrote on Twitter: “When women have the chance to see the humanity of their child & hear their heartbeat, many reject the violence of abortion. This is a great win for Kentucky & our nation.”
Pro-life advocates praised the Supreme Court for their decision as one replied to the tweet: ‘Wonderful! Even pro-choicers should be in favor of ultrasound because it provides more information, which empowers free choice.’
Another Twitter user replied: ‘This is honestly how I changed my mind 20 years ago. An internal ultrasound reflected my son’s heartbeat, loud and clear. I knew that second, I could not terminate. I was only 9 weeks along. He has been such an amazing kid!!! ❤️’
The third one replied: ‘This is amazing for Kentucky! Great job and thank you to everyone who fought for this law to come into place. Even just one life saved is worth it all’.
March for Life President Jeanne Mancini said that women facing an unexpected pregnancy deserve to have as much medically and technically accurate information as possible when they are making what could be the most important decision of their life, according to The Daily Wire.
President and CEO of American United for Life (AUL) Catherine Glenn Foster told The Daily Wire: “Americans United for Life hails the final legal victory today of Kentucky’s common-sense informed consent provision simply ensuring that abortion facilities offer women who are thinking about abortion visual, ultrasound confirmation of the humanity of the life in their womb.”
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