Overview
- The MOMS Act proposes a website, Pregnancy.gov, to provide pregnancy-related resources excluding abortion services.
- Critics falsely claim the bill would create a federal database of pregnant women, leading to privacy concerns.
- Supporters argue the bill offers essential support for pregnant women and new mothers, including housing and child care assistance.
- Opponents worry the exclusion of abortion services and grants to crisis pregnancy centers undermine comprehensive reproductive health care.
- Sen. Britt's office insists the bill does not require personal data collection or create any form of pregnancy registry.