Minnesota HF5064 prohibits coercing a pregnant minor into seeking or obtaining an abortion, mandates screening for human trafficking, and requires.
Minnesota HF5064 makes it a felony to coerce a pregnant minor into seeking or obtaining an abortion against her will. It also makes it a gross misdemeanor to assault a pregnant minor by coercing her into an abortion. The bill requires abortion providers to screen for coercion and human trafficking, and to inform law enforcement and the minor's parent or legal guardian if coercion is suspected. It mandates that certain information be displayed in abortion facilities and that providers receive training to identify and assist victims of human trafficking.
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