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Pro-life org again calls on DOJ to end mail-order abotion pills
The group says a settlement could stop mail-order abortion drugs now, citing a Senate report that says manufacturers failed to uphold safety rules.
SBA Pro-Life America President Marjorie Dannenfelser urged Attorney General Todd Blanche on Monday to settle Louisiana v. FDA before Sept. 9, seeking to immediately halt mail-order abortion drug shipments through a consent decree.
The lawsuit challenges a Joe Biden rule permitting mail-order abortion drugs without in-person visits. Sen. Bill Cassidy's recent Senate report alleges manufacturers like Danco, GenBioPro, and Evita Solutions engage in "dangerous practices" by failing to uphold Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategies.
Charlotte Lozier Institute research shows 81% of online abortion businesses ship mifepristone beyond the 10-week FDA limit. Cassidy's report found manufacturers do not meaningfully audit prescribers, relying on cursory forms instead of required REMS.
Dannenfelser stated that 83 pro-life groups and Women harmed by these drugs urged Justice to resolve the case, claiming a settlement could save 15,000 babies every month.
Justice has not yet responded to requests for comment. Legal proceedings in Louisiana v. FDA are expected to resume on Sept. 9.