Posted on 10/30/2021 8:54:08 PM PDT by Morgana
Standing in front of a judge at 17, Veronika Granado said she felt numb as she asked him to grant her a judicial bypass, which would allow her, as a minor, to get an abortion without parental consent or notification.
For Granado, who had just graduated high school, terminating the pregnancy would allow her to continue her education without being a young mother at the same time.
"My future was on the line," Granado said. "He could have easily said no, and that would have been devastating."
Now 22 and a third-year student at the University of Texas at San Antonio, Granado said she was lucky to have obtained an abortion in 2017. Pregnant minors in Texas now face a much different landscape after the state's new restrictive abortion law, known as S.B. 8, went into effect on Sept. 1.
The law prohibits abortion once cardiac activity is detected, usually around six weeks. Because many women don't know they're pregnant at that point, abortion advocates have said the law effectively bans abortion statewide. A federal judge has scheduled a hearing Friday to consider a request from the Justice Department to issue a temporary restraining order to block enforcement of the law.
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In a just world these women would all be charged with murder.
Ummm, wasn't that the whole idea?!
Also: The high school student fearful of being a "young mother" and anxious about that interfering with her life should consider giving her child up for adoption (for some odd reason, the article doesn't even touch upon that option).
Regards,
No, your future is still on the line
These Texas women struggled to commit before the new law. They say it would be even harder now.
These Texas women struggled to commit murder before the new law. They say it would be even harder now.
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Women who demand laws that protect them after they murder their child are the lowest form of life. Let’s be clear, it is the women who are to blame for murdering children killed by abortion.
Maybe if mommies and daddies told their kids at age 16 about waiting for marriage, this wouldn’t be an issue.
Standing in front of a judge at 17, Veronika Granado said she felt numb as she asked him to grant her a judicial bypass, which would allow her, as a minor, to get an abortion without parental consent or notification.
If you’re old enough to go to a judge and ask for a judicial bypass on parental notification, then you’re old enough to face the music and tell your parents you murdered their grandchild.
amen
There is no money for the Abortion Industrial Complex in live babies who are adopted. Can’t charge for procedures or body parts.
They say it would be even harder now.
Take up horse back riding.
Two for the price of one; jump off a bridge.
That brings up a point for the judge. Why not demand at any hearing the the father(s) show up?
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