Kansas Legislature passes abortion pill plan, lawmakers expect Gov. Laura Kelly to veto
Lawmakers in Kansas pushed through a bill that would require providers to tell patients that a medication abortion can be 'reversed' once it's started.
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Lawmakers in Kansas pushed through a bill that would require providers to tell patients that a medication abortion can be 'reversed' once it's started.
Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly vetoed a similar measure in 2019.
TOPEKA, Kan. — The Republican-controlled Kansas Legislature approved a third bill regulating the lives of transgender Kansans on Friday, this time banning hormone therapy and gender transition surgery for minors.
Anti-abortion lawmakers passed a bill through the Kansas Legislature early on Friday that requires medical professionals to inform patients that an abortion pill may be "reversed" after it has begun.
Abortion opponents pushed a bill through the Kansas Legislature early Friday to require providers to tell patients that a medication abortion can be "reversed" once it's started - a measure that could face a state court challenge if its supporters can overcome the governor's expected veto.