'Murder by mail': Pro-life leaders react to Supreme Court abortion pill decision
4. Erica Inzina
Erica Inzina, policy director for Louisiana Right to Life, said in a statement posted by Life News that she was “deeply disappointed that the Supreme Court has allowed this dangerous mail-order abortion drug policy to continue while the case proceeds.”
“Nonetheless, this order should not be mistaken as the Supreme Court approving the FDA’s reckless decision to remove basic safeguards for abortion drugs. At this moment, it merely means the status quo will remain while the lower courts continue to consider the case,” she clarified.
“Still, women and girls deserve better than mail-order abortion and an industry that profits while avoiding accountability. Louisiana has the right and duty to protect mothers and unborn babies from abortion drugs being shipped into our state in violation of our pro-life laws and our laws governing the practice of medicine.”
Inzina went on to express her gratitude to Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill for her ongoing efforts, as well as Supreme Court Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito for their dissents to the order.
“This fight is far from over, and Louisiana Right to Life will continue working to expose the dangers of abortion drugs and defend every life that remains at risk under this policy,” she concluded.
