St. Louis Officials Want It to Be a “Sanctuary City” Where Women Can Easily Get Abortions

Fearing that overturning Roe v. Wade could be a real possibility, abortion advocates in St. Louis want to make the city a “sanctuary” for abortions.
St. Louis Public Radio reports two St. Louis aldermen announced Tuesday their plans to introduce a new measure that would add “reproductive health decisions,” including abortion, in the city’s anti-discrimination ordinance.
The Missouri affiliate of NARAL is backing the measure. NARAL is a radical abortion group that supports abortion for any reason through all nine months of pregnancy and fights against parental involvement requirements for minors, informed consent, pregnancy centers that offer women alternatives to abortion and more.
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