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Illinois lawmakers are considering a bill that would virtually wipe out most restrictions on abortion. The bill, titled "The Reproductive Health Act, "is an extreme bill that would basically enshrine abortion as a positive good in Illinois law," said pro-life attorney Paul Benjamin Linton in his analysis published Feb. 21. "It would eliminate virtually all common-sense regulation of abortion."
He went on to urge the people of Illinois and members of the General Assembly to "vigorously and aggressively oppose" the measure.
The Land of Lincoln will certainly make a name for itself if the Reproductive Health Act gets signed into law.
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