Indiana on Thursday became the second state to ban abortions chosen solely because of the unborn child’s disability, race or sex. The new law also requires aborted or miscarried babies to be cremated or buried, and that abortionists renew their hospital admitting privileges every year if they have them.

Abortion-rights advocates predictably criticize Gov. Mike Pence for signing the bill, saying abortion decisions are always harrowing and should be left up to women and their families.

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