Abortion Increases 90% in New York as Abortion Pills Make Killing Babies

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Abortion increased 90% in the nation’s abortion capital of New York, one report shows.

Outlawing abortion in pro-life states certainly reduces abortion incidences, but just in those states. Those restrictions do not appear to have the same effect nationwide.

Like squeezing a balloon, abortion regulations push women out of pro-life states like Texas to abortion tourism destinations like New York or to illegally mail order dangerous chemical abortion pills.

Historically, when it comes to abortion policy and trends, as goes New York, so goes the nation.

2023 is the first full year in a post-Roe America. According to a recent article, the Guttmacher Institute claims New York’s 2023 numbers are up 90% over 2022 to a whopping 130,000. That’s the highest number ever recorded for a single year since NY legalized abortion in July of 1970. […]

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