Project 2025 Proposes Major Rollbacks on Birth Control and Healthcare Access

The conservative policy blueprint could end ACA's contraception coverage, affecting millions of women.

Project 2025, crafted by former Trump aides and The Heritage Foundation, suggests eliminating ACA-mandated birth control coverage.
The plan calls for ending no-cost emergency contraception, affecting an estimated 48 million women.
Trump has distanced himself from Project 2025 but has a history of reducing access to contraception and attempting to repeal the ACA.
Democrats are using the proposed healthcare changes to attack Trump, emphasizing the potential loss of reproductive rights and increased healthcare costs.
The plan also proposes renaming the Department of Health and Human Services to the 'Department of Life' and explicitly rejecting abortion as healthcare.