Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey rejected a proposed ballot initiative that would ask voters to reinstate the state's born-alive law — and pro-lifers aren't happy about it.
On Wednesday, Healey rejected a proposed initiative that would have guaranteed medical care to babies born alive after an attempted abortion. Healey argued that the language was too vague for voters. As it stands, the proposal cannot move forward and try to collect signatures to make the ballot, barring a successful appeal to the state's highest court.
