Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration Abortion Rules

Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration Abortion Rules

April 25, 2019, 6:47 PM

Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration Abortion Rules

FILE - Planned Parenthood supporters display their views during a rally on the steps of the Capitol in Jackson, Miss., March 14, 2019.
FILE – Planned Parenthood supporters display their views during a rally on the steps of the Capitol in Jackson, Miss., March 14, 2019.

SEATTLE —

A federal judge in Washington state on Thursday blocked new Trump administration rules that could cut off federal funding for health care providers who refer patients for abortions.
The Washington attorney general's office said Judge Stanley Bastian in Yakima granted the injunction following about three hours of argument in a case brought by the state and abortion rights groups.

The ruling came two days after a federal judge in Oregon said he intended to at least partly block the rules.

The lawsuits said the administration's new rules were a transparent attack on Planned Parenthood and would curb access to care such as contraception and breast and cervical cancer screening for millions of low-income people.

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