The Wisconsin state abortion ban criminalizes doctors who perform abortions, not those seeking an abortion. Someone headed into a Planned Parenthood clinic today isn't committing a crime by being there.
By Madeline Heim • September 9, 2022
"Using advanced technology, we identify and capture the cell phone IDs of women coming and going from abortion facilities and similar locations," its website says."Then, we reach these women on apps and websites like Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat with positive, pro-life messaging and content." But the location-tracking the Veritas Society does is for targeted advertising, not to turn over to law enforcement as evidence of a crime. Dozens of companiesAlthough there’s little doubt that the practice may be unpleasant and invasive to most people, it’s not the same as treating them like criminals.
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