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A discussion on new abortion legislation in California and Maryland highlights language that critics say could allow for "perinatal" death—effectively infanticide up to 28 days after birth. While proponents claim the language is intended to protect women from prosecution for pregnancy loss, skeptics argue the specific "28-day" timeframe is intentional. The hosts use dark humor to describe the potential for "clubbing centers" for infants.
California Abortion Bill AB 2223, Infanticide Loophole
California's AB 2223 has drawn intense criticism for language that could potentially decriminalize "perinatal death" up to 28 days after birth. Critics argue the bill's wording creates a loophole that prevents law enforcement from investigating the deaths of infants. The legislation is viewed by some as an extreme extension of abortion rights that borders on state-sanctioned infanticide.
