Expressing opposition to using water system monitoring to restrict access to medication abortion care.
This bill expresses the sense of the House of Representatives that monitoring and regulation of water systems should not be used to surveil, track, or detect use of medication abortion care. It argues that such efforts are politically motivated and lack scientific justification. The bill highlights that most water pollution comes from industrial sources, not medication abortion, and criticizes state and federal antiabortion lawmakers for politicizing essential reproductive health care.
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