The Supreme Court rejects an abortion appeal from Oklahoma regarding referrals at federally funded family-planning facilities.
The Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected an abortion-related appeal from Oklahoma, ruling the Biden administration could cut off funding for family planning programs that do not offer pregnant patients 'factual information' on all of their options, including abortion. In a one-line order, the justices turned down Oklahoma's appeal over dissents by Justices Clarence Thomas, Samuel A. Alito Jr. and Neil M. Gorsuch.
' In 2004, Congress adopted the Weldon Amendment, which said the government may not discriminate against hospitals, insurers or other healthcare programs that refuse to pay for or provide referrals for abortion. Oklahoma cited both laws in its appeal.
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