Historic lawsuit exposes government collusion with the abortion industry, fights to end forced and uninformed abortions, and demands justice to restore mothers’ constitutional rights.
Women’s Life Care Center, NIFLA, et al. vs. Tim Walz, Planned Parenthood Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, et al.
U.S. Court of Appeals Case No.: 25-2905
Federal District Court: Case No. 24-cv-4250 (NEB/SGE)
The Women’s Life Care Center case attacks the Minnesota Abortion Laws as unconstitutional in violation of four 14th Amendment rights of pregnant mothers, and the Equal Protection rights of their children. The plaintiffs seek an order enjoining the enforcement of Minnesota’s Abortion Laws, and bring them to an end. The case has vast implications for all pregnant mothers across the nation. The case will protect the most important rights a mother has in all of life.
This groundbreaking case seeks to safeguard the fundamental constitutional rights of pregnant mothers. The courageous women stepping forward to fight against coerced abortions have one clear goal: any state that permits abortion is duty-bound under the 14th Amendment to ensure that a mother’s waiver of her intrinsic constitutional right to maintain her parental relationship—and the termination of that relationship through the killing of her child—is entirely voluntary and fully informed.
Far too many mothers have been subjected to abortions they didn’t want, driven by coercion, pressure, and deception. Most abortions occur without true informed consent. These brave plaintiffs are fighting to end coerced and uninformed terminations of mothers’ rights once and for all.
A mother’s parental bond with her child is sacred, yet abortion laws destroy this relationship without protections or safeguards.
Abortion facilities push mothers toward terminating the lives of their children, prioritizing profit over supporting those who cherish and want to keep them.
All other terminations of parental rights require court oversight and appeal; abortions proceed unchecked, with no accountability or recourse.
Mothers are regularly lied to, misled, and rushed into life-ending decisions while abortion facilities profit from their pain, trauma, and grief.
Killing a child in utero is murder under Minnesota law, punishable by mandatory life imprisonment; abortionists remain immune—even with coerced or uninformed consent.
Hundreds of thousands of mothers are being coerced, deceived, and abandoned. Their children’s lives are lost, and their rights are stripped away—leaving scars that never heal. Enough is enough — this must be stopped. We must end coercion, ensure informed consent, and restore justice for every mother.
Inside abortion facilities, the promise of “informed consent” is a devastating lie:
Myra Neyer, former Planned Parenthood worker, testified: “We were trained to tell any pregnant mother who asked, ‘What’s there?’ or ‘Is my baby there?’ that it was ‘just some tissue’” and that ”‘the tissue could not feel pain.’”
The trauma of coerced and uninformed abortions stays with mothers forever:
Megan Bartz, pressured into an abortion in Minnesota, testified: “I often dreamt that my child stood in front of me and I was trying to comfort and snuggle him. As I reached out, the baby drifts away and disappears. When I wake up, I feel I am suffering the loss of my baby again and again, over and over.”
Inside the abortion industry, profit takes precedence over compassion:
Chastity Fyksen-Ladoucer, a former Planned Parenthood nurse, testified she was fired for giving pregnant mothers information on where to get help to keep their babies. She was told this was “not in line” with Planned Parenthood’s “values.”