Too Extreme for Arizona!
Under the AZ Abortion Access Act
(Prop 139 Constitutional Amendment):
- A baby can be aborted up to live birth.
- A minor can have an abortion without parents' knowledge or consent.
- Non-medical doctors can perform an abortion.
- Protects sex offenders.
Read more below.....
Proposition 139 provides for abortions up to 6 months and even up to live birth.
Under Prop 139, abortions could be performed from "viability" (24 months) to live birth at 9 months.
There is no parental consent for your minor daughter to have an abortion
Under Prop 139. your minor daughter can have an abortion without you as her parent knowing. Prop 139 specifies: "every individual has a fundamental right to abortion." (no age specification, no parental consent mentioned)
Non-Medical Doctors can perform an abortion
Under Prop 139, a medical doctor is not necessary to perform an abortion. Prop 139 specifies a "health care professional" - who could be a nurse, dentist, chiropractor - anyone with a healthcare license.
You won't find the word "doctor" or "physician" in the amendment.
Prohibits any regulation that interferes with or infringes on any abortion - even if it is a safety standard to prevent ...
This language will affect serious injury from abortion like:
- perforated uterus or bowel
- sepsis
- hemorrhaging,
- death related to ectopic pregnancy.
Taxpayers could be forced to pay for abortions
Because the Amendment creates a "fundamental right to abortion", any restriction on a government health care insurance plan would be seen as interfering with a woman or girls' fundamental right. Government health care coverage of other maternal services would require coverage for
abortions as well. This extra coverage/cost could be passed on to taxpayers.
Protects Sex Offenders
Prop 139 protects sex offenders who may impregnate a minor and then seek an abortion for her but not disclose the relationship/sex offense: ."Penalizes any individual or entity for aiding or assisting a pregnant individual in exercising the individual’s right to abortion as provided in this section."
You decide. Too extreme for Arizona?!
