Emergency Care Provision for Fetuses Under Eftala

The chapter explores the controversies surrounding emergency care provision for fetuses under Eftala, emphasizing instances where hospitals refused care to distressed pregnant individuals. Critiques are made against Justice Alito's interpretation favoring the rights of the unborn over those of pregnant patients, sparking debates on reproductive rights and legal interpretations. Discussions touch on the application of textualism, historical contexts of abortion laws, political implications, and a critique of the lack of attention to women's healthcare amidst distractions in the political landscape.