Today, Idaho stood up for life and the rule of law—and we were proud to stand with them.

Speaking before the U.S. Supreme Court, the Idaho Attorney General’s office eloquently defended the constitutional principles at stake.

“The [Biden] administration’s position ultimately is

'The Supreme Court has an opportunity in this case to reaffirm the true meaning of EMTALA and strengthen our federal system of government.' - Kristen Waggoner

Newsweek: Biden Is Trying To Twist the Law To Advance Abortion | Opinion
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If Bank of America has nothing to fear, then it has nothing to hide. I speak to the bank’s evasive, bad-faith dealing with its own shareholders regarding its track record of discriminatory de-banking here: m.youtube.com/watch?v=MvqP_O…. An easy first step toward restoring trust would be

Our story (the truth): “Potentially life-saving, emergency medical care' is already available in Idaho. Get your facts straight.
 
Also, it's 'pregnant women.”

'The bottom line is this: Idaho's law and EMTALA are consistent – they both seek to protect women and their unborn children. The Biden administration can’t manipulate one life-affirming law to override another.' - ID's AG Raúl R. Labrador

We were proud to stand beside Idaho today.

LAST WEEK: The Biden admin threatens to set women back 50 years via their lawless rule changes to Title IX.
THIS WEEK: As promised, we will not let this stand and will fight for women. ⬇️

@ADFlegal is proud to be joining AG Patrick Morrisey's office to ask SCOTUS to protect basic

Missed today's oral arguments in Idaho v. United States at SCOTUS?

Listen below⬇️
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BIG NEWS: We will join West Virginia in asking SCOTUS to hear our case to defend the state’s ability to protect female athletes.

Amidst a current admin that seeks to disenfranchise women, THIS is the modern women’s rights issue of the day. We’re proud to represent Lainey

'There is no conflict between EMTALA and Idaho law, no matter what the Biden administration says. Both seek to protect the lives of women and their unborn children.' - ADF's Erin Hawley
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Idaho has every right to protect its life-affirming law. We're proud to stand beside them today.

'If the federal government can override decisions on state medical policy on abortion in the ER, then it can do so on any subject.' - ADF's John Bursch

National Review: Supreme Court Showdown on Abortion Has Big Implications for State–Federal Relations
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The Biden administration is demanding ER doctors violate Idaho law and purposely kill an unborn child. I am thankful my friend Idaho AG Raúl R. Labrador and @adflegal are defending the state’s pro-life law at the Supreme Court today.

Excellent post by John Bursch on EMTALA case: Supreme Court Showdown on Abortion Has Big Implications for State–Federal Relations nationalreview.com/bench-memos/su…

As the Biden administration tries to force Idaho ER doctors to end unborn lives, Alliance Defending Freedom's Erin Hawley writes that 'emergency room doctors in every state can always treat women who have ectopic pregnancies, miscarriages, and life-threatening conditions.'
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JUST NOW: Alliance Defending Freedom client Steve Happ of Indigenous Advance Ministries addressed Bank of America shareholders to urge support for de-banking resolution. Steve’s story is a perfect snapshot of how these de-banking situations play out, and Bank of America has been one of the worst

Idaho law recognizes that an unborn child is a person, so when a pregnant mother is rushed to the ER, doctors in Idaho are entrusted with the lives of two people.

The Biden administration is demanding doctors violate Idaho law and purposely kill an unborn child. That’s not

The Dobbs ruling was clear: the American people and their elected representatives are once again free to protect life. And Idaho’s law protects every life—both the expectant mother and the child in her womb.

The Biden administration may not like this. It may wish to undo Dobbs.