THIS STATE named ‘Most Pro-Life State’ in America
For the sixth year in a row, Americans United for Life has named Arkansas as the ‘Top Pro-life State in America’ followed by Louisiana, Indiana, Oklahoma, and Mississippi rounding out the top five.
According to AUL, this Life List ranks states from most to least pro-life based on their existing life-affirming policies, looking at each state’s “protections for life from conception to natural death.”This includes “laws on abortion, legal recognition of preborn children, bioethics, assisted suicide and end-of-life patient care, and healthcare rights of conscience.”
Additionally, states are “awarded points for their life-affirming cultural and political landscape and momentum.” On the back end. Washington, Hawaii, Vermont, New Jersey, and Oregon are all ranked in the bottom five.
Listing the extent of the prohibitions on abortion in the state of Arkansas, the Center for Reproductive Rights explains:
On June 24, 2022, Arkansas began enforcing its trigger ban, which prohibits abortion at all stages of pregnancy, 1 following the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade in the case Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization.2 The trigger ban is in effect.3 Arkansas has not repealed other laws related to abortion. It retains a total ban and gestational bans at twelve-weeks LMP, eighteen weeks LMP, twenty weeks gestational age, and after viability.4 The twelve-week ban is permanently enjoined,5 however Arkansas has asked a federal court to vacate the injunction now that Roe has been overturned.6
The state prohibits D&X and D&E methods of abortion7, and abortions sought for reason of sex selection and Down syndrome,8 however the sex selection reason ban is enjoined.9 Pregnant people must undergo a mandatory seventy-two-hour waiting period,10 biased counseling,11 and an ultrasound,12
The state retains prohibitions on public funding 13 and private insurance coverage.14 It continues to require that a parent, legal guardian,15 or judge16 consent to a minor’s abortion. In 2020, Arkansas exploited the COVID-19 pandemic in an attempt to ban abortion care, issuing an executive order17 that purported to suspend procedures deemed “elective” by the state. This order contradicted major medical groups in the United States and around the world, which agree that abortion is essential and time sensitive health care.18 The state later issued another order allowing patients to seek procedural abortion care after COVID-19 testing.19
The state retains targeted regulation of abortion providers (TRAP) laws related to facilities,20 admitting privileges and transfer agreements,21 and reporting.22 In 2023, the state repealed the licensing requirement of abortion clinics to conform with the state’s total ban.23 Arkansas continues to restricts the provision of abortion care to licensed physicians24 and does not include protections for clinic safety and access. Arkansas still restricts providers from using telemedicine for the provision of abortion care.25 Providers who violate Arkansas’s abortion restrictions may face civil and criminal penalties.26
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