In order to continue to provide abortion services in the United States, hundreds of millions are spent million in a legal abortion state to buy a house for opening a house.

According to reports, a retired obstetrician and gynecologist in Wisconsin, USA spent more than $ 420,000 (about 2.83 million yuan), and bought two real estate in northern neighboring Illinois to continue to provide discarding drugs and abortion surgery for patients. Wait for services.

After the US Supreme Court overthrowing a jurisprudence of an abortion right last month, the doctor named Denis Christensen came up with this plan. According to reports, there is a law that can be traced back to 1849, which is prohibited from almost all abortion and designated abortion as felony. At present, the abortion ban has come into effect in the state, although the Democratic Governor and Minister of Justice have filed a lawsuit to prevent the ban. In Illinois, abortion rights are protected by the state's law.

↑ The abortion ban in Wisconsin has come into effect, and the neighboring Illinois abortion is legal

According to reports, in order to continue to provide abortion services for women in Wisconsin, Christensen purchased an office for $ 75,000 in Rockford, northern Illinois, and purchased an anterior animal emergency clinic for $ 350,000. Provide consultation services.

Christensen said that after the abortion ban in Wisconsin, the number of waiting people in some clinics in Illinois increased rapidly. Although there are still anti -abortion activities outside the new clinic protest, he plans to provide abortion medicines in Yizhou as early as Friday, local time, and other services such as abortion surgery and birthplace in the next 6 months.

"It is absolutely necessary for us to open the clinic as soon as possible." Said Jennie Biesel, chairman of the newly established Rockford Birth Foundation. The foundation is assisting Christensen to open a second clinic and is raising $ 500,000 to recruit employees.

It is said that the second clinic is expected to be open in the next 3 to 6 months to provide alternate abortion surgery, contraceptives and other related nursing. Bisie also expects that many patients who come to the clinic may have a lower income. She said that the clinic "will not refuse anyone", rather than a profit organization "Women's Medical Fund" will also provide patients with certain abortion costs.

Red Star News reporter Ding Wen

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