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.
Regardless, the ad with its reference to ankle monitors, is framed around the women coming and going from abortion clinics, not women doctors who are performing the procedure., which is based in Milwaukee.
Michels’ parents’ foundation, which he was a trustee of until 2019, gave $20,000 to the Veritas Society, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported Aug. 31.
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