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The Alabama Supreme Court’s recent ruling considers frozen embryos as “children” under state law, allowing for liability in their destruction.
This decision reflects a push towards enshrining the belief that life begins at fertilization, impacting reproductive health rights.
Chief Justice Tom Parker’s concurring opinion, rooted in biblical law, further emphasized the stance.
There are concerns about a potential return of Trump to the White House leading to more Christian nationalist policies, including anti-abortion measures.
Allies of Trump are reportedly planning to revive the Comstock Act to criminalize the transport of abortion pills, with implications for contraceptives as well.
“I hope [Trump] doesn’t know about the existence of Comstock, because I just don’t want him to shoot off his mouth,” lawyer Jonathan Mitchell said.
“I think the pro-life groups should keep their mouths shut as much as possible until the election.”
These efforts are part of a broader strategy known as Project 2025, aiming to advance Christian nationalist ideals in government policies.
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