Bill > SR0008

This Resolution affirms the right to life of every unborn child in Michigan and calls for the enforcement of all existing laws that regulate or limit abortion. It asserts that the government's fundamental role is to protect the right to life, which it states begins at fertilization, and highlights Michigan's historical stance against abortion, referencing a law in effect since 1846 and a 1972 referendum where voters rejected a proposal to legalize abortion. The resolution also suggests that abortion reflects a societal failure to support women and their unborn children, and it directs the Attorney General and law enforcement to enforce all relevant laws until full legal protection is restored for unborn children.