McHenry County Prosecutor opposes bill to help moms whose babies are born with drugs in system – Chicago Tribune/MSN

A bill in Springfield would end the requirement that prosecutors be notified when a baby is born with controlled substances in his or her system and would no longer necessarily consider that evidence of child abuse. McHenry County State’s Attorney Patrick Kenneally objected to the proposal, saying it would leave such cases to the Department of Children and Family Services, or DCFS, which failed in one such high-profile case, that of AJ Freund.
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debtsor
1 year ago

At least Democrats are consistent: It’s OK to kill the baby in the womb by abortion, and it’s also OK to brain damage the baby in the womb with drugs. It’s the woman’s choice to do whatever the hell she wants to the baby in the womb. Society has no say in how she treats her unborn child.

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