MCCL press releases keep citizens informed of the latest legislation and other pro-life Minnesota news. NEWS RELEASES Media inquiries: mccl@mccl.org or 612.825.6831 Deceptive abortion-up-to-birth ERA revived in MN Senate committee Today a Minnesota Senate committee passed, along party lines, a bill for an amendment to enshrine unlimited abortion in the state Constitution. The bill, SF 473, would put a proposed constitutional amendment on the ballot for voters in the fall ... Feb 23 MCCL statement on Klobuchar's record on vulnerable life as she enters race for governor Amy Klobuchar is about as far from moderation on the abortion issue as a politician can possibly be. She voted against advancing a measure to ensure ordinary care for newborns who survive abortion rather than letting them die of neglect. She also voted against stopping taxpayer funding of elective abortion and against protecting babies late in pregnancy when they can feel pain. ... Jan 29 Minnesotans brave cold to speak up for voiceless at 2026 MCCL March for Life Hundreds of Minnesotans from across the state came to the Capitol in St. Paul today to urge protection and support for women and children and to spotlight the dangers of coerced abortions under Minnesota's extreme abortion policy. The annual MCCL March for Life marks the anniversary of abortion’s legalization; it has been held each year since 1974. ... Jan 22 Reported abortions decline slightly but remain high in wake of sweeping policy changes Abortions declined slightly in 2024 but have risen 35 percent since 2021, according to a corrected-but-still-incomplete report from the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH). MDH has revised its original Dec. 31 report after mistakenly double-counting more than 2,500 abortions. ... Dec 31, 2025 MCCL statement on the attacks against Minnesota legislators June 14, 2025 | Press Release ST. PAUL — In response to the attacks against Minnesota legislators earlier today, Minnesota Citizens... Jun 14, 2025 Minnesota House fails to pass protection for born-alive infants, support for pregnant women March 13, 2025 | Press Release ST. PAUL — Today the Minnesota House of Representatives failed, on a party-line 67-66 vote, to pass a bill to require medically appropriate lifesaving care for infants who survive abortion (68 votes were needed for passage). The House also voted down, 67-65, a measure to provide grants to organizations that assist new mothers, babies, and families. "Infants born after abortion should not be left to die without the care that other babies receive. Mar 13, 2025 ERA advocates use dishonest poll to push for dishonest unlimited-abortion amendment February 18, 2025 | Press Release ST. PAUL — Over the last two days, the Minnesota Legislature's Reproductive Freedom Caucus and other... Feb 18, 2025 Thousands remember 14,000 lost and call for restored protections at MCCL March for Life January 22, 2025 | Press Release ST. PAUL — Thousands of Minnesotans joined the 52nd annual MCCL March for Life today at the state Capitol to call for restored protections for vulnerable human life. Abortions have risen 39 percent in two years as lawmakers and Gov. Walz have enacted sweeping polices enshrining unlimited abortion, expanding taxpayer funding of abortion, and repealing protection for born-alive infants as well as a program supporting pregnant women and new mothe Jan 22, 2025 Abortions increase again as extreme policies in Minnesota have grave effect December 31, 2024 | Press Release MINNEAPOLIS — Abortions in Minnesota increased 16 percent to a 20-year high of 14,124 in 2023,... Dec 31, 2024 Proponents of radical amendment try for special session even after voters reject extreme agenda November 12, 2024 | Press Release MINNEAPOLIS — ERA Minnesota is calling for a special session before new lawmakers take office in... Nov 12, 2024 Minnesota House elections show impact of extreme abortion votes, rejection of pro-abortion message November 6, 2024 | Press Release MINNEAPOLIS — The Minnesota House DFL majority that voted to enshrine unlimited abortion and to repeal... Nov 6, 2024 New ad campaign spotlights reality of abortion survivors, extremism of Minnesota lawmakers October 11, 2024 | Press Release MINNEAPOLIS — The MCCL State Victory Fund has launched a digital ad campaign spotlighting the reality of... Oct 11, 2024 MCCL statement on Walz's debate comments about abortion and born-alive infants October 2, 2024 | Press Release MINNEAPOLIS — In response to Gov. Tim Walz's debate comments about his actions regarding abortion and... Oct 2, 2024 MCCL statement on Trump's debate comments about Minnesota's extreme abortion policy September 11, 2024 | Press Release MINNEAPOLIS — In response to Donald Trump's comments about Minnesota policy and Gov. Tim Walz in last... Sep 11, 2024 MCCL launches new ad focused on loving mother and child August 8, 2024 | Press Release MINNEAPOLIS — Today Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life (MCCL), the state's oldest and largest pro-life... Aug 8, 2024 Walz’s record on life: Elderly, newborns, and others pay the price for absolutism and neglect August 6, 2024 | Press Release MINNEAPOLIS — Tim Walz, Kamala Harris’ choice as running mate, brings to the presidential race a long track record of abortion-up-to-birth extremism, opposition to protection for vulnerable newborns, and policies that harm elderly and disabled patients. “Tim Walz isn’t like your favorite grandpa,” said Cathy Blaeser, co-executive director of Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life (MCCL), Minnesota’s largest pro-life organization. “He’s a th Aug 6, 2024 MCCL statement on Supreme Court chemical abortion ruling June 13, 2024 | Press Release MINNEAPOLIS — Today the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the plaintiffs in FDA v. Alliance for Hippocratic... Jun 13, 2024 Legislature fails to approve deceptive amendment enshrining unlimited abortion May 20, 2024 | Press Release ST. PAUL — The Minnesota legislature last night failed to approve a deceptive measure to put the so-called... May 20, 2024 Minnesotans rally at the Capitol against abortion deception in ERA bill May 8, 2024 | Press Release ST. PAUL — A large crowd of Minnesotans rallied today at the Minnesota Capitol in opposition to the House... May 8, 2024 MCCL calls out Democratic legislators' deception on ERA May 6, 2024 | Press Release ST. PAUL — Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life (MCCL) today called on state legislators to vote down the... May 6, 2024 Minnesotans speak out against proposed abortion ERA April 25, 2024 | Press Release ST. PAUL — Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life (MCCL) and others spoke Thursday against a proposed... Apr 25, 2024 MCCL launches statewide TV and media campaign against abortion amendment April 23, 2024 | Press Release MINNEAPOLIS — Today Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life (MCCL), the state’s oldest and largest pro-life... Apr 23, 2024 MCCL statement on SCOTUS oral arguments in chemical abortion case March 26, 2024 | Press Release MINNEAPOLIS — Today the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in FDA v. Alliance for Hippocratic... Mar 26, 2024 Harris visits local abortion center as Minnesota lawmakers push more unlimited abortion measures March 14, 2024 | Press Release MINNEAPOLIS — Today Vice President Kamala Harris is scheduled to visit a Planned Parenthood abortion... Mar 14, 2024 Thousands gather to remember 12,000 lives lost and oppose unlimited abortion amendment at MCCL March for Life January 22, 2024 | Press Release ST. PAUL — Thousands of Minnesotans filled the state Capitol grounds Monday to urge protection and love... Jan 22, 2024 Newborns who survive abortion now hidden from view in Minnesota, denied right to lifesaving care August 1, 2023 | Press Release ST. PAUL — Today a law goes into effect hiding from the public the fate of infants who survive abortion.... Aug 1, 2023 Abortions increase in Minnesota as lawmakers enact extreme policies, obscure future information June 30, 2023 | Press Release ST. PAUL — Abortions in Minnesota rose 20 percent in 2022, according to a report released today by the... Jun 30, 2023 One year after Dobbs, human rights advance nationwide despite extremism of Minnesota lawmakers June 23, 2023 | Press Release MINNEAPOLIS — On the anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court’s Dobbs v. Jackson decision, protection for... Jun 23, 2023 Minnesota legislature repeals protection for born-alive infants, support for pregnant women May 22, 2023 | Press Release ST. PAUL — Today the Minnesota legislature approved an Omnibus health bill that repeals a bipartisan measure protecting newborns and a bipartisan program supporting pregnant women who want to carry their babies to term. It also rescinds a number of longstanding laws surrounding abortion. Gov. Tim Walz is expected to sign the wide-ranging bill, which the House and Senate passed along narrow party lines, into law. “First Gov. Walz and DFL majoriti May 22, 2023 Corruption, destruction on display in passage of House Health Omnibus bill April 27, 2023 | Press Release ST. PAUL — Yesterday the Minnesota House approved a budget bill that would repeal a bipartisan measure... Apr 27, 2023 MCCL and others spotlight rationing concerns in Omnibus Health bill, danger to the most vulnerable April 25, 2023 | Press Release ST. PAUL — Today Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life (MCCL) and Center of the American Experiment drew... Apr 25, 2023 MCCL statement on Supreme Court ruling on dangerous abortion drug April 21, 2023 | Press Release MINNEAPOLIS — In response to today’s U.S. Supreme Court decision blocking lower court rulings on the... Apr 21, 2023 MCCL responds to court rulings on dangerous abortion drug April 10, 2023 | Press Release MINNEAPOLIS — A federal judge has issued a national injunction suspending use of the drug mifepristone... Apr 10, 2023 Protection for newborns would be repealed by Minnesota House omnibus bill March 27, 2023 | Press Release ST. PAUL — The newly introduced health omnibus bill in the Minnesota House (HF 2930) would repeal a... Mar 27, 2023 Minnesota House passes bill to shield abortion crimes, undermine rule of law March 20, 2023 | Press Release ST. PAUL — Today the Minnesota House passed a bill to shield those who commit crimes related to... Mar 20, 2023 New assisted suicide bill would pose dangers to Minnesotans February 16, 2023 | Press Release ST. PAUL — Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life (MCCL) strongly opposes legislation just introduced... Feb 16, 2023 Walz signs abortion-up-to-birth bill, entrenching Minnesota as global outlier on abortion policy January 31, 2023 | Press Release ST. PAUL — Today Gov. Tim Walz signed into law the Protect Reproductive Options (PRO) Act to enshrine... Jan 31, 2023 Senate votes for abortion-up-to-birth in Minnesota January 28, 2023 | Press Release ST. PAUL — The Minnesota Senate today passed a bill to enshrine in Minnesota law a right to abortion without limits at any time during pregnancy. Senators approved the bill, H.F. 1, by just a one-vote margin, 34-33. Gov. Tim Walz is expected to sign the sweeping measure into law. “Minnesotans don’t support elective third-trimester abortion. They just don’t. But that’s what this extreme bill entrenches in our state law: the right to abort any Jan 28, 2023 Thousands rally against abortion-until-birth on anniversary of abortion legalization January 22, 2023 | Press Release ST. PAUL — Today, on the 50th anniversary of the legalization of abortion, thousands of Minnesotans... Jan 22, 2023 Abortion-until-birth bill passes Minnesota House January 19, 2023 | Press Release ST. PAUL — Today the Minnesota House narrowly approved the Protect Reproductive Options (PRO) Act, a... Jan 19, 2023 Bill to strip protection from newborns who survive abortion passes Minnesota House committee January 12, 2023 | Press Release ST. PAUL — A bill to repeal numerous longstanding abortion-related laws in Minnesota, including a law... Jan 12, 2023 Extreme abortion bill passes Minnesota House committee January 5, 2023 | Press Release ST. PAUL — Today the Minnesota House Finance and Policy Committee approved the Protect Reproductive... Jan 5, 2023 The Doe v. Gomez decision has led to abortion extremism in Minnesota December 15, 2022 | Press Release MINNEAPOLIS — Today marks the anniversary of the Doe v. Gomez Minnesota Supreme Court decision that requires a policy of abortion-on-demand and taxpayer funding of abortion. It has now led to the elimination of most of Minnesota’s longstanding abortion-related laws, including informed consent and parental notification requirements. “The Doe v. Gomez ruling got the Minnesota Constitution wrong and imposed abortion extremism in Minnesota,” Dec 15, 2022 Extreme ruling strikes down commonsense Minnesota abortion laws July 11, 2022 | Press Release MINNEAPOLIS — Today a decision in Ramsey County District Court struck down a number of abortion-related... Jul 11, 2022 Abortions stay level in 2021 as Minnesota begins post-Roe era July 1, 2022 | Press Release MINNEAPOLIS — Abortions in Minnesota inched downward in 2021, according to a report just released by the... Jul 1, 2022 MCCL applauds Court's decision in Dobbs case allowing Americans to protect unborn children June 24, 2022 | Press Release MINNEAPOLIS — Today Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life (MCCL), Minnesota’s oldest and largest pro-life... Jun 24, 2022 Pro-life groups endorse Brad Finstad for Congress in southern Minnesota special election June 1, 2022 | Press Release MINNEAPOLIS — The Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life (MCCL) Federal PAC and National Right to Life have... Jun 1, 2022 MCCL GO urges WHO to cease abortion promotion, recommit to health and peace May 23, 2022 | Press Release GENEVA, Switzerland — Today Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life Global Outreach (MCCL GO) urged the... May 23, 2022 MCCL and other pro-life leaders issue letter opposing criminalization of women who have abortions May 12, 2022 | Press Release MINNEAPOLIS — Today Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life (MCCL), Minnesota’s oldest and largest pro-life... May 12, 2022 U.S. Senate set to vote on no-limits abortion bill that would invalidate existing Minnesota laws May 10, 2022 | Press Release MINNEAPOLIS — Tomorrow the U.S. Senate is expected to vote on a motion to proceed with a sweeping bill... May 10, 2022

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At a time when Minnesota faces rising abortions and increasingly extreme pro-abortion laws, MCCL’s new Center for a Pro-Life Minnesota aims to reawaken a pro-life culture in our state. At a time when Minnesota faces rising abortions and increasingly extreme pro-abortion laws , MCCL’s new C enter for a Pro-Life Minnesota aims to reawaken a pro-life culture in our state. The Center, a special outreach arm of MCCL, will inform and persuade Minnesotans through events, presentations, traditional and social media, advertising , and more. The Center will also equip and activate pro-life Minnesotans and train them to engage in dialogue with others, make a compelling and gracious case for the unborn, and move hearts and minds toward life. Through all of this essential work—and with the dedication of pro-lifers across the state—we can and will rebuild a pro-life Minnesota. Ours can and will be a state that cherishes every hum an life, that loves mothers in need, and that rejects the violence and destruction of abortion. MORE ABOUT THE CENTER More information about MCCL's Center for a Pro-Life Minnesota will be made available soon, along with ways pro-life Minnesotans can support the Center's efforts.

The pro-life movement in Minnesota has succeeded in helping to enact many pro-life laws. Here are the highlights. PRO-LIFE LEGISLATIVE SUCCESSES Through the hard work and dedication of MCCL staff, volunteers, and members, the pro-life movement in Minnesota has succeeded in helping to enact many pro-life laws. Below are the highlights of MCCL’s legislative work. (Note: Some of these laws have now been repealed .) Human Conceptus Law (MN Statutes 145.421-145.422) Passed in 1973, just months after Roe v. Wade was handed down by the U.S. Supreme Court, this law prohibits experimentation on a living human conceptus. Abortion Physician-Only Requirement (MN Statute 145.412, Subd. 1) A year after Roe v. Wade , Minnesota passed an extensive Abortion Regulatory Law that included many protections for both mother and unborn child. Unfortunately, most were declared unconstitutional. A requirement that only physicians perform abortions remains in effect. Taxpayer Funded Abortion Ban (MN Statute 256B.0625) In 1978, Minnesota passed a ban on taxpayer funding of abortion, except in rare cases. Later, in 1995’s Doe v. Gomez decision, the Minnesota Supreme Court declared this law unconstitutional, forcing Minnesotans to begin paying for elective abortions. Parental Notification (MN Statute 144.343) Minnesota’s 1981 parental notification law requires that both parents be notified at least 48 hours before an abortion is performed on a minor (it includes a court-required judicial bypass option). The law was challenged and upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court in its 1990 Hodgson v. Minnesota decision. Abortion / Insurance Laws Also in 1981, Minnesota passed a law allowing health maintenance organizations (HMOs) to exclude elective abortions from their coverage. In 1986, Minnesota’s state insurance law was amended to require coverage of maternity care in policies written to cover Minnesota residents. When the Health Care Access bill (which essentially created MinnesotaCare) passed in 1991, pro-lifers successfully amended the bill to prohibit coverage of abortion and abortion-related services. Wrong Life / Birth Suits Prohibited (MN Statute 145.424) Legalized abortion led to a belief among some that it was a doctor’s duty to determine if an unborn child would be disabled, and if so, to then notify the parents so that the child could be aborted. Several of these cases, typically called "wrongful life" or "wrongful birth" suits, made it into the court system. With this in mind, Minnesota passed a law in 1982 prohibiting such cases. The law was challenged, although upheld, in the Minnesota Supreme Court. "Baby Doe" Protections (MN Statute 260C.007) Following a national controversy that arose over an Indiana infant whose parents denied care because their child was disabled, Minnesota passed a “Baby Doe” law in 1985 protecting such infants from withdrawal of medically indicated treatment (including feeding). Fetal Homicide Law (MN Statute 609.266) In the mid-'80s, a Minnesota man was charged with causing the deaths of a mother and her unborn child. On appeal, the court ruled that he could not be charged with the death of the child. Consequently, in 1986, Minnesota passed a fetal homicide law that imposes penalties on those who kill or injure an unborn baby other than in the commission of a legal abortion. Fetal Disposal Law (MN Statute 145.1621) Another law that was passed, challenged, and upheld in the courts (this time the Federal Eighth Circuit Court) was Minnesota’s 1987 fetal disposal law. It ensures that the bodies of aborted babies are buried, cremated, or otherwise disposed of in a sanitary and dignified manner. Advance Directives (MN Statutes Chapter 145C) In 1989, Minnesota considered legislation authorizing living wills that could be used to justify the withdrawal not only of medical care, but also of food and fluids. MCCL successfully lobbied to add some protective amendments to the legislation. One such protection requires that when a hospital refuses to treat a patient long-term, the hospital is still required to provide care to the patient until transfer to another hospital can be arranged. Conscience Clause (MN Statute 145.925) In 1991, the Minnesota Legislature provided a significant funding increase for family planning agencies. Because there was a fear that abortion-supporting organizations would receive preference in receiving these funds, a conscience clause was added that prohibited discrimination, when allocating family planning grant funds, against agencies that do not consider abortion a method of family planning. Prohibition of Assisted Suicide (MN Statute 609.215) In 1992 Minnesota clarified and tightened its law against assisted suicide. The law was weakened by a court ruling in 2014, but the prohibition on assisting someone in a suicide remains in place. Abortion Data Reporting (MN Statutes 145.4131-145.4136) In 1998 lawmakers passed an abortion data reporting law. The annual reports are invaluable, providing such information as why women choose abortion, what method of abortion is used, and how developed the unborn child is at the time of the abortion. Woman’s Right to Know (MN Statutes 145.4241-145.4249) Passed in 2003, the Woman’s Right to Know informed consent law empowers women by ensuring they are fully informed before undergoing an abortion. Specifically, the law requires that women be told the gestational age of their unborn child and the risks of carrying their child to term and of the abortion procedure, and that they be offered information on the baby’s development and alternatives to abortion. Positive Alternatives Act (MN Statute 145.4235) The Minnesota Legislature passed the Positive Alternatives Act in 2005. The Positive Alternatives program provides $2.5 million annually in grants to life-affirming organizations that assist pregnant women. The grants are available to provide various kinds of support and resources to women facing an unexpected or difficult pregnancy—so that no woman feels forced into having an abortion. Unborn Child Pain Prevention Act (MN Statute 145.4242) The Unborn Child Pain Prevention Act was added to the Woman’s Right to Know law in 2005. It requires that women be offered pain-reducing medication for their unborn children after 20 weeks. Prohibition on Taxpayer Funding of Human Cloning (2009 MN Session Law, Chapter 95, Article 1, Sec. 5, Subd. 7) This measure prohibited the University of Minnesota from using taxpayer dollars for human cloning research for the 2010 and 2011 fiscal years. Abortion / Insurance Laws (MN Statute 145.414) This 2013 measure prohibits requiring insurance companies to offer coverage for elective abortions. Abortion cannot be a mandated “benefit” in MNsure, the health insurance exchange required by the Affordable Care Act. Born Alive Infant Protection Law (MN Statute 145.423) Minnesota law already prohibited the killing of an infant who is born alive during the course of an abortion, but an updated version of the law, based on federal law, went into effect in 2015. Safe Place for Newborns (MN Statute Section 145.902) Minnesota enacted the Safe Place for Newborns law in 2000. This program aims to prevent infant abandonment or infanticide by allowing a mother to anonymously surrender her newborn at a designated "safe place," no questions asked. The program was expanded in 2012, and funds were allocated to promote the program in 2015.

BECOME A LEADER TODAY In the span of only three years, abortions in Minnesota have increased by more than 35 percent. That’s why MCCL has been vigorously expanding our work to rebuild a pro-life Minnesota. And it’s why we’re launching a new program called “Leaders for Life”—an electronic monthly giving program that allows donors to strengthen and grow pro-life efforts in the most financially efficient way possible. We need you to be a part of it! We’re offering some fun and impactful gifts when you sign up, and it’s easy to do. There is simply no better way to make a difference for Life in Minnesota. You may join at one of five different levels : Connector for Life . With your commitment of $25 per month, we’ll send you our “conversation starter pack,” which includes materials to equip you to engage others and move hearts and minds toward Life. Influencer for Life . At $50 per month, you’ll receive our “enhanced” conversation starter pack, featuring additional items like an unborn baby feet pin and MCCL pen. Advocate for Life . At the $75 level, we’ll add an MCCL ceramic coffee mug that says “It’s a good day to save a life!” It’s perfect for your morning coffee—or for sitting down and having a conversation. Defender for Life . If you make a commitment of $100 per month, you’ll receive (in addition to our starter pack and mug) a bag of Seven Weeks Coffee—premium coffee from a pro-life coffee company whose proceeds help support pro-life work. Champion for Life . At our highest level, with your monthly gift of $200 or more, we’ll send a box of baby supplies (containing a month’s worth of diapers and wipes) to a pregnancy resource center that’s helping women and babies in your community. Each box comes from EveryLife, a pro-life diaper company that works with pro-life organizations like ours. Will you join Leaders for Life today ? If you’re unable to commit to recurring donations, you may still make a one-time gift that supports MCCL’s lifesaving work . Please know that every donation, no matter the size, makes a real difference for vulnerable human life. Thank you for your dedication to Life!

Your support enables MCCL to advance our mission of protecting innocent human life from conception until natural death. SUPPORT MCCL Your support enables MCCL to advance our mission of protecting innocent human life from conception until natural death. Thank you for your commitment to life! Donate now : Contribute to MCCL's livesaving work today. MCCL funds : Choose which of MCCL's four funds to support. Monthly giving : Regularly scheduled donations are easy for you and efficient for MCCL. Giving options : MCCL offers a number of other ways to contribute to our efforts. How your donation is used : Your gifts are used efficiently and effectively to make a positive, lasting impact for innocent human life. “Thank you for your dedication and hard work in spreading a positive and hopeful message regarding the value of each and every life in this world.” Tim M., Eagan QUICK LINKS RESOURCES Pregnancy help Why pro-life? MN's extreme policies Press releases Get updates Social media EVENTS March for Life Choose Life Drive Legislative Dinner Student Day @ the Capitol Life Leadership Camp Fair outreach GET INVOLVED Contact MCCL Contact lawmakers Book a speaker Donate Volunteer Privacy Policy

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