State advances first-of-its-kind bill targeting interfering with abortion, trans healthcare
A New Jersey Assembly committee has advanced a bill that would criminalize individuals who interfere with access to transgender and reproductive health care. The measure would make New Jersey the first state to explicitly criminalize such interference and would protect access to transgender healthcare for minors. If enacted, the bill would establish a new criminal offense for interference with reproductive health services, including abortion procedures, and would extend protections to individuals who travel to New Jersey from jurisdictions where abortion is restricted or illegal.
- ▪The bill would establish a new criminal offense for interference with reproductive health services, including abortion procedures.
- ▪The measure would protect access to transgender healthcare for minors, including puberty blockers, hormone therapy, and related mental health treatments.
- ▪The bill would extend protections to individuals who travel to New Jersey from jurisdictions where abortion is restricted or illegal.
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Metro State advances first-of-its-kind bill targeting interfering with abortion, trans healthcare By Bonny Chu, Fox News Published June 9, 2026, 12:11 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Originally Published by: New Jersey police tackle, arrest multiple anti-ICE agitators on another tense night outside detention facility Noncitizens on voter rolls in Democrat-run state exposed as RNC chair pledges secure elections Five anti-ICE agitators arrested during chaotic Delaney Hall confrontations caught on video A New Jersey Assembly committee on Monday advanced a Democratic-backed bill that would criminalize individuals who interfere with access to transgender and reproductive health care.
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