The proposal would bar use of city funds to share info on abortions or miscarriages that other government agencies plan to use in criminal investigations. SanAntonio SATX SanAntonioTX AbortionBan RoeVWade Texas AbortionRightsAreHumanRights
City council is expected to pass a resolution Tuesday that would provide limited support for women who seek abortions, even though a Texas law is expected to almost completely outlaw the procedure next month.
Six members of council, including Mayor Ron Nirenberg, appeared at Wednesday press conference supporting the resolution, suggesting it has the majority support needed to pass in Tuesday's special meeting. “[S]an Antonio must now seize the reins and do everything in its power to ensure our city’s resources are not used to harass individuals seeking abortion healthcare,” said District 5 Councilwoman Teri Castillo in an emailed statement. “Healthcare decisions are complex, personal matters, and our community should not be forced to look over their shoulder or travel out of state for access to medical services and treatments, including abortion.
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