Debate Over Late-Term Abortion and Infanticide Intensifies

Recent comments by Kamala Harris and Donald Trump spark heated discussions on abortion laws and media coverage.

Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump clashed over late-term abortion during a recent debate, reigniting a contentious issue.
ABC moderator Linsey Davis fact-checked Trump, asserting no state allows the killing of a baby after birth, a claim that has been widely debated.
Critics argue that some states permit late-term abortions with minimal restrictions and that instances of infants being left to die after failed abortions have occurred.
The Born Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, which mandates medical care for infants surviving abortions, has faced significant opposition from Democrats.
The debate highlights the stark contrast between pro-life and pro-choice positions, with claims of media bias and political radicalism adding fuel to the fire.