Trump 2.0's Controversial Actions

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This week, the Trump administration took action in three different court cases on abortion and bodily autonomy

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The first few weeks of Trump 2.0 has felt like all DOGE all the time: Elon Musk accessing data servers and trying to fire workers, while groups file lawsuits to try to stop them.

All three moves are ripped from the Project 2025 playbook written for the first 100 days of a Republican president.

Project 2025 calls for HHS to rescind the Biden administration's 2022 guidance that EMTALA protects people’s ability to have emergency abortions, even in states where the procedure is banned.

It urges HHS to drop any enforcement lawsuits and end any investigations into hospitals allegedly refusing to perform abortions in emergency situations.

Dropping the lawsuit is a precursor to rewriting federal guidance, which would chill care nationwide.

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