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John Sutter : Obama administration requires Title X grant recipients to give patients a call-in number to inform them about abortion providers.
He says Oklahoma decided it would no longer comply with the requirement; the Obama administration terminated its grant.
Sutter says the Supreme Court has long held that Congress may place conditions on a federal grant program and states must comply with those conditions.
Oklahoma knew when it accepted a Title X grant that it was subject to those rules, including the Biden administration’s rule requiring grant recipients to provide the call-in number to patients.
John Sutter : Oklahoma argues that Congress cannot delegate this kind of rulemaking power to a federal agency.
Sutter says the issue arises in the context of an abortion dispute.
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