The Trump administration has revoked Biden-era guidance that required U.S. hospitals to provide emergency abortions—a policy introduced shortly after Roe v. Wade was overturned. Pro-life advocates, including the Catholic Medical Association, are praising the move, saying doctors should not be forced to end unborn lives as a form of crisis care under a government mandate. Dr. Tim Millea, chair of the Catholic Medical Association's Health Care Policy Committee, joins to discuss the Trump administration’s decision and explain how the now-rescinded policy impacted pro-life states and medical professionals. Dr. Millea also weighs in on the FDA’s ongoing review of the abortion drug mifepristone—approved in 2000 and linked to multiple reported deaths.

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