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Republican Governor of Mississippi, Tate Rivers, emphasized on Sunday that the prosecutor's chief is shifting to a "culture of life" to protect its trigger. .. A law prohibiting most abortions, except to save the lives of mothers, after the Supreme Court overturned the Roe v. Wade case.
With the appearance of Fox News Sunday, Reeves enforces state trigger law against Fox News host Mike Emanuel, despite a new proceeding from the state's only abortion clinic. He said he was planning to do it.
"The fact of the matter is that the whole court battle was not to win the proceedings. It was always to create a culture of life," Reeves said during pregnancy. Mother and baby. "That's exactly what we're doing here in Mississippi, and that's what we Pro Life Mississippi andPro Life Americans have to continue. We're Pro Life. Must prove that it is not just about being against abortion, and our state has policies in place to do just that. "
Mississippi Justice Secretary Linfitch has already begun steps to certify the state's trigger law and may take effect 10 days later. However, a legal objection from the Jackson Women's Health Organization issued a 1998 State Supreme Court ruling arguing that the privacy guarantee of the State Constitution includes an implicit right to choose whether or not to abort. I am quoting.
GOV. Kristi Noem asked whether South Dakota would force a 10-year-old child to make a CNN State of the Union address.
She said, "Jackson Women's Health Organization. This is exactly the same organization as us. We were against the Supreme Court proceedings and then filed a proceeding in state court." Stated. "We are dealing with this. The four Prime Ministers of Hind County, the court of jurisdiction, have resigned, and the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court has appointed a special judge to hear the case. That particular case. It's been a week, but yes, we expect state law to be upheld in state courts and we hope our trigger law will come into force. "
The pictures in this file show the Republican government in Mississippi. Tateives before signing a bill to withdraw the last state flag with the federal battle emblem at a ceremony held at the Governor's residence in Jackson, Mississippi, on June 30, 2020. ((Photo by ROGELIO V. SOLIS / POOL / AFP via Getty Images))
The Governor prescribes a telemedicine discontinuation drug Doctors said they could lose their license to practice in Mississippi if they were found to be, but he had no reason to believe that surveillance would be done by pregnant women's mail or telephone.
"In our state, enforcement is done by the state's medical license committee. Here is the state's medical license committee, which actually does the medical practice of our state. Supervising. Doctors practicing in our state, whether remote or not, are based not only on the standards of care we need in the state, but also on state law. " Explained Reeves. "Therefore, if doctors are trying to practice medical care in Mississippi and they violate our law, our State Medical License Board will obtain their license from them."
"Doctors in other statesneed to worry about the charges" Emmanuel asked.
Outside the Supreme Court on June 21 Demonstrators, 2022, prior to the possible announcement of Dobbs vs. Jackson(pictured by Joshua Comins / Fox News)
"Well, sure. Doctors in other states need to worry about a lot, but in creating a living culture in our state, investing in a pregnancy resource center provides resources to the mothers and babies they need. I'm looking forward to what we're doing now to do that, "said Reeves. "I think this is very important. Yes, yes, their lives are precious, there are people in this world, and Mississippi has not only mothers, but babies, everything in Mississippi. I want to do everything I can to build an eternal home for my baby. I believe that doing so can save lives. "
Reeves is an exception to rape {70 He said he did not expect the Mississippi state parliament to pass or eventually reach his desk, but emphasized that the majority of abortions in the United States are selective treatments.
"Especially in Washington and elsewhere, efforts are being made primarily by Democrats to talk only about the few exceptions to the actual few that may exist," Reeves said. He said. "As you know, more than 90% of all abortions in the United States have had about 63 million babies since Ray was mistakenly determined in 1973. More than 90% of them are selected. It's an abortion. "
Protesters gather outside the Washington Supreme Court on Friday, June 24, 2022. The Supreme Court has terminated its constitutional protection against abortion, which has been in place for nearly 50 years. This is a conservative majority decision to overthrow the court's land. Abortion case. ((AP Photo / Jose Luis Magana))
"If the left end really believes you want you to believe, they really If you believe, the Americans were with them and had an abortion on demand, so they weren't talking about all of these exceptions or a small number, but the abortion itself. You're talking about, "he added.
Reeves also admits that former President Donald Trump's Supreme Court has overturned the Roe v. Wade case and will support Trump in 2024 if he chooses to run again. I suggested that.
"There is no doubt that his conservative judge was not. By the way, the 2016 campaign was primarily based on those who were capable of appointing Supreme Court judges. It was done, "he said. "Therefore, I believe that President Trump's legacy will create a Constitution-focused Supreme Court. Now he needs to decide whether to run for president, only he. It's a decision you can make and then decide. "
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"But he did a great job. The facts of the president and the problem are like inflation when talking to Americans and people in small towns throughout Mississippi. Is what people are worried about, "added the governor. "They aren't worried about this one-sided trial in Washington, DC. They're focusing on issues that are important to them and their notebooks, and Joe Biden's inflation. It really hurt the Mississippian culture every day. "
Danielle Wallace is a FoxNews Digital reporter covering politics, crime, police and more. You can send her story tips to danielle.wallace @ fox.com and Twitter (@danimwallace).
