Jonathan Jackson: “I think prevention obviously is way cheaper than trying to treat once it gets here.”

As we honor our mothers, we must also recognize that too many are being failed by a system that should protect them.

This bill is not a serious attempt to address crime; it is a regressive, discriminatory, and counterproductive piece of legislation that will only worsen the challenges facing our communities.

Congress seemed to favor incentivizing onsite storage, which appears to be a different thing than prohibiting off-site storage.

We will continue fighting for mothers today, tomorrow, and every day for their right to safe, dignified care, bodily autonomy, compassionate treatment, and healthy equity in America.