House Republicans propose to refund megabill’s other abortion providers.

House Republicans are proposing Medicaid rebates for organizations like Planned Parents as part of a drastic policy bill to implement President Donald Trump’s agenda.

The rules apply to organizations that receive more than $1 million in federal funds per year, including Planned Parenthood, the nation’s largest abortion provider. We have blocked funds for such organizations for 10 years.

Planned Parenthood said the proposal puts health goals at risk.

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McGill also said that refund planning custody will result in secondary damage: increased undetected cancer, increased sexual infection rates, and increased costs of birth control.

“Republicans have failed to reimburse planned custody in the final settlement bill, and Democrats are confident they will fight against everything that must stop them from tearing down access to care through this planned parent care,” she said in a statement on May 12.

Earlier this year, Rep. Michelle Fishbach (R-Minn.) rebutted the claim that mental issues are women’s “comprehensive health care services.”

She said, “In 2020 (planned parent-child relationships) performed 383,460 abortions, but the amount of prenatal services provided fell from 40,000 to 9,000 in just 10 years.”

Her statement came as part of her reintroduction of parent-child relationships with refund plans. The bill will strip you of current planned custody of funding and prevent it and all other organizations from accessing federal funds unless you commit to not conducting abortions.

The program will fund “natural family planning methods, fertility services and services for adolescents, highly effective methods of birth control, and (and) breast cancer screening and prevention.”

The administration has frozen some of the organization’s funds and frozen some of Trump’s executive orders based on allegations that Planned Custody and other groups violate civil rights laws.