Cold-Blooded Murder: Wicked Massachusetts Governor Signs Bill that Allows Abortions Up to Birth

Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey has signed legislation, H.5595, that legalizes abortions up to birth, allowing them at any gestational age after 24 weeks for any reason. This new law shifts the criteria for late-term abortions to a more flexible standard based on the abortionist’s approval, moving away from specific medical conditions. The bill passed the Democrat-controlled House on July 22, overriding current state law that permits abortions up to 24 weeks with limited exceptions.

• Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey signed H.5595, legalizing abortions up to birth.
• The bill allows abortions at any gestational age after 24 weeks for any reason.
• The criteria for late-term abortions have shifted from specific medical conditions to an abortionist’s approval.
• The bill passed the Democrat-controlled House with a vote of 119-33.
• Current state law permits abortions up to 24 weeks, with exceptions for the mother’s life/health or if the baby is unlikely to survive outside the womb.