California lawmaker withdraws bill to expand assisted suicide following backlash
LifeSiteNews - 2024-04-22T15:03:42.000Z

The proposed bill would have extended access to assisted suicide to those who lack a specific prognosis and would have essentially introduced euthanasia by intravenous injection.

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