The Top 5 Ways Project 2025 Would Destroy Abortion Access
Anti-abortion extremists outline their detailed plan to use all aspects of government to deny access nationwide.
Since the U.S. Supreme Court eliminated the constitutional right to abortion in 2022, more than a dozen states have banned abortion entirely, leaving millions without care.
But that’s not enough for anti-abortion extremists. They have a detailed plan to use all the aspects of the federal government to destroy access to abortion and strip away even more of our reproductive freedoms.
The plan is Project 2025. Issued by the Heritage Foundation, along with more than 100 anti-abortion and other extremist organizations, this radical plan is dangerous to the health and rights of women and all Americans.
Below is just some of what the extremists say they have in store.
The Top 5 Ways Project 2025 Would Destroy Abortion Access
1. End medication abortion—used in 63% of abortions in the U.S.—by revoking FDA approval of abortion drugs.
2. Allow hospitals to deny emergency, life-saving abortion care to pregnant patients in crisis.
3. Prosecute people for shipping and transporting of abortion pills and supplies.
4. Permit extremists to harass abortion clinic staff and patients without consequence.
5. Establish an abortion surveillance system that forces states to report the intricate, personal details of all patients receiving abortion care.
And there’s a lot more. They’ll also try to make it difficult or impossible to access birth control, emergency contraception, and other reproductive services, plus use the U.S.’s influence to undermine reproductive rights across the globe.
Voices from Abortion Ban States
Center clients speak out about how they were denied essential abortion care—despite risks to their health and lives.
Learn all the details in Project 2025—the extremists’ radical and dangerous plan to end abortion access in the U.S.
Then join the Center’s fight to stop it.
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