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A lawsuit challenges Michigan’s 2023 law expanding "sex" to include pregnancy, claiming it violates religious freedom.
A federal lawsuit filed in Grand Rapids challenges Michigan’s 2023 civil rights law expanding "sex" to include pregnancy and abortion termination, claiming it violates the First Amendment by forcing religious and pro-life groups to hire employees who oppose their beliefs and provide abortion coverage.
The plaintiffs, Right to Life of Michigan and the Pregnancy Resource Center, argue the law compels them to act against their convictions.
The case follows a 2022 voter-approved constitutional amendment protecting abortion rights and Democratic control of state government, which led to expanded reproductive rights laws.
Attorney General Dana Nessel is a defendant, but her office and Governor Gretchen Whitmer’s declined to comment.
Una demanda impugna la ley de 2023 de Michigan que expande el "sexo" para incluir el embarazo, alegando que viola la libertad religiosa.