Overview

• Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer has scheduled a vote on the Right to IVF Act, which previously failed in June.
• Former President Donald Trump has proposed making IVF treatments free, funded by either the government or insurance companies.
• Trump’s proposal has not swayed Senate Republicans, who cite concerns over increased insurance costs and political motivations.
• House Republicans are also divided, with some pushing for a vote on pro-IVF legislation before the upcoming election.
• The Right to IVF Act aims to ensure nationwide access to IVF, protect IVF providers, and safeguard access for military members and veterans.