House Republicans move to end mail delivery of abortion pill

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EXCLUSIVE – Rep. Mary Miller (R-IL) is introducing legislation to tighten access to Mifepristone by reinstating in-person requirements to obtain the abortion pill, a move that would effectively ban sending the drug by mail.

Miller’s “Restoring Safeguards for Dangerous Abortion Drugs Act,” obtained by the Washington Examiner, would direct the Food and Drug Administration to require a prescription from physicians, in-person dispensing of the pill, as well as in-person safety checkups. 

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