“We trust women in Minnesota, and that’s not what came out of the [Supreme Court’s] decision, so I think it’s critically important that we build a fire wall.”
It states that the local government can’t restrict a person’s ability to exercise the “fundamental right” to reproductive freedom. Additionally, it clarifies that this right extends to multiple areas of reproductive health, including contraception access, sterilization, fertility services, family planning, and counseling regarding reproductive health care.
“Last November, Minnesotans spoke loud and clear: They want their reproductive rights protected—not stripped away,”. “Today, we are delivering on our promise to put up a firewall against efforts to reverse reproductive freedom. No matter who sits on the Minnesota Supreme Court, this legislation will ensure Minnesotans have access to reproductive health care for generations to come.
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