🚨 ICYMI: RFC Leaders and @housedemocrats.bsky.social are fighting back, urging the appeals court to preserve access to mifepristone and reject politically motivated attacks on reproductive care. RFC will keep fighting to protect abortion access and freedom to make our own health care decisions.

Every American should have access to safe and effective reproductive care, regardless of their income status or zip code. On #WorldIVFDay, I am proud to serve as an original cosponsor of the Right to IVF Act of 2026...

...to protect Americans’ right to IVF and other fertility treatments and expand insurance coverage so more families can get the care they need. As a member of the @reprocaucus.bsky.social, I'm honored to be fighting to protect and expand access to reproductive care for all.

On World IVF Day, I’m proud to cosponsor the Right to IVF Act. We celebrate the families that have been made possible by IVF and recommit to protecting access to fertility care for every family that needs it.

Millions of Americans are battling fertility challenges. Anti-abortion politicians are making it worse. I introduced the Right to IVF Act so people have every chance to start or grown their family.

This legislation is supported by 150+ members of the House and Senate as well as a broad coalition of IVF patient, provider and medical organizations. Starting a family should never depend on your zip code. (3/3)

I’m proud to work with @duckworth.senate.gov to introduce the Right to IVF Act to guarantee the right to family-creating fertility care in every state and puts it within reach for the millions of families who need it. (2/3)

Like so many people in our country facing fertility challenges, my husband and I turned to IVF as our last hope to have kids. After years of appointments, injections, and setbacks, and thanks to our remarkable physicians, we have two beautiful daughters. (1/3)

🚨BREAKING: 150+ House & Senate Dems introduce Right to IVF Act. Every person deserves the freedom to build their family on their terms. For millions of Americans, IVF is the path to parenthood, and RFC and our Members are pushing to protect your access to the fertility care you need.

Congresswoman Lori Trahan@trahan.house.gov · 2w ago

Like so many people in our country facing fertility challenges, my husband and I turned to IVF as our last hope to have kids. After years of appointments, injections, and setbacks, and thanks to our remarkable physicians, we have two beautiful daughters. (1/3)

These are the same products used by millions of Americans every day to be able to choose when, where, and how they start families. We won’t stop fighting these attacks on our reproductive freedoms and basic rights. (2/2)

This Administration’s attacks on reproductive freedom are worse than we knew. Senior officials tried to destroy IUDs and implants stored abroad by lying and saying they cause abortions. (1/2)

Emails detail confusion in State Department over Trump plan to destroy contraceptives

“There is no one here that knows definitively what is in the warehouse,” one official wrote of a USAID storage facility in Belgium as its contents were left to expire.

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Last week, our Members mobilized in commemoration of the fourth anniversary of the deadly #Dobbs decision. Our fight for reproductive freedom continues, and we are only gaining steam. Learn more about our Caucus’ week of action here 👇 reproductivefreedom.house.gov/media/press-...

Four Years After Roe v. Wade’s fall, RFC Co-Chairs, Members Amplify the Reproductive Freedom Fight Across the Country

WASHINGTON, D.C. – This week, the Congressional Reproductive Freedom Caucus (RFC) recognized the fourth anniversary of Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization. Together with House Democratic Lead...

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Four years ago today, women across the country woke up with fewer freedoms than we had the day before – and now 20 states have banned all or some abortion care.

Today marks 4 years since the Dobbs decision that overturned Roe v. Wade. Abortion bans enacted across the country since then are anti-freedom and anti-family. They’re barbaric. I’ll keep fighting until medical decisions are made by you and your doctor, not lawmakers or judges.

Four years ago, the Supreme Court’s decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization took away a fundamental freedom that millions of Americans had relied on for nearly 50 years. As a mother of four daughters, I believe women—not politicians—should make their own healthcare decisions.

Four years after Dobbs, Georgia families are still living with the consequences of extreme abortion bans. Today, I stood with Shanette Williams to honor Amber Nicole Thurman and demand better. In #TheFightingFifth and across the country, we're fighting to restore reproductive freedom.

Four years ago today, Donald Trump got exactly what he wanted: Roe v. Wade was overturned. Since then, abortion bans have put women's health and reproductive freedom at risk. We can't give up this fight. https://www.ms.now/opinion/trump-freedom-250-great-american-fair-dobbs-abortion-rights

Opinion | Trump’s ‘Freedom 250’ kicks off on the anniversary of the day he rolled back rights for millions of women

Trump kicks off his “Freedom 250” rally for his Great American State Fair celebration on the four-year anniversary of the Supreme Court’s devastating decision to strike down Roe v. Wade.

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4 years ago, the Supreme Court's disastrous Dobbs decision undermined reproductive freedom and women’s rights. Every American has a right to make personal medical decisions without interference from the government—and we will not stop in the fight to restore the protections of Roe v. Wade.

Katherine Clark@whipkclark.bsky.social · last mo.

While suffering a miscarriage, Lynn Callaway was turned away by two different hospitals because of Texas’ abortion ban. This is the reality for women and girls four years after Dobbs: “It wasn’t just grieving the loss of a pregnancy, but grieving a system you thought would protect you.”

🔹Nearly 32,000 people traveled to Illinois for abortion care last year 🔹1 in 4 patients crossing state lines for abortion care came to Illinois 🔹Post-Dobbs, Illinois has become a critical refuge for reproductive health care. 🔹Not 1 person who contacted CAF for care in Illinois was turned away

Four years ago today, the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, stripping away a constitutional right that generations of women had relied upon. Since then, the devastating consequences of the Dobbs decision have only worsened, and Republican attacks on reproductive freedom continue relentlessly.

Today is the fourth anniversary of the horrific Supreme Court decision that ended Roe v. Wade's reproductive health protections. People should have access to reproductive health care no matter what state they live in.

I was proud to join my colleagues in signing on to an amicus brief in defense of mifepristone access. We've seen the life-threatening consequences of the Dobbs decision for families across our country. I'm standing on the side of protecting reproductive freedoms.

As we approach the fourth anniversary of the Dobbs decision, one thing is clear — the fight isn't over. Every person deserves access to the reproductive healthcare they need without barriers and without shame.

Four years ago, the Dobbs decision stripped reproductive freedom and put women’s lives at risk. I’m fighting to pass the Women’s Health Protection Act so all Americans can make their own choices about their bodies and futures, no matter where they live.

Four years ago, the Supreme Court tore down Roe v. Wade with its disastrous Dobbs decision. Now, women face relentless attacks on their ability to make their own decisions about their body. We must not stop fighting until the Constitutional right to choose is restored. We are not going back.

Four years since Dobbs, we're reminded of the need to reform our Courts. Today, women have fewer reproductive rights than a decade ago. Black women are still at greater risk of dying in pregnancy and childbirth. We cannot ignore that this rollback is costing lives.

(1/2): Four years after the Dobbs decision, millions of Americans face barriers to reproductive health care based on where they live. For federal workers, a transfer or reassignment can put that care out of reach.

Since the catastrophic Dobbs decision, Republicans have restricted access to essential health care across the country. On the anniversary of that decision, Democrats are fighting back, including in Virginia, to protect women’s reproductive freedom.

It’s been four years since the Supreme Court’s devastating and wrong Dobbs decision overturned Roe v Wade. 🧵

Four years ago, the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, the law of the land since 1973, and allowed states like Texas to enforce laws that criminalize seeking, providing, and even learning about abortion. (1/3)