A sitting U.S. senator has asked for a federal investigation of an online “marketplace” that allegedly has boasted of sending abortion chemicals to points in states where they are banned.
Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., has written a letter, a criminal referral, to attorney general nominee Todd Blanche calling for a federal review of a location called Plan C, described as “a left-wing dark-money operation that styles itself a ‘public health information campaign’ but functions, in practice, as the referral and logistics hub for shipping abortion drugs into states whose laws prohibit it.”
There are more than a dozen states where lawmakers and officials have moved to protect both woman and unborn children by banning mifepristone for chemical abortions. But websites like Plan C boast of mailing the deadly chemicals into those states.
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Hawley already has proposed legislation to ban the “dangerous abortion drug” and give survivors a legal path to move against them, according to a report at the Federalist.
“I could’ve purchased the drugs online through international or stateside abortion facilities or online vendors. Don’t want to go through a medical provider? No problem, according to Plan C. Skip the medical consultation and ID requirements and get pills from ‘community members.’ Are you a minor? Despite the ‘legal risks,’ they still provide drugs for children without parental consent,’” Federalist contributor Jordan Butler previously documented.
Such business schemes have “paved the way for abuse and injury to plague women who wanted to keep their babies. A majority of abortions, 70 percent, are already believed to be unwanted, coerced, or inconsistent with the mother’s values and desires. One recent study suggests that women who initiate chemical abortions with mifepristone don’t feel fully informed about the physical, mental, and emotional effects linked to chemical abortion,” the Federalist report said.
It was Joe Biden whose administration rolled back protections for women and the unborn by allowing the delivery of the deadly chemicals without a doctor’s supervision.
Hawley pointed out, in his letter, “Danco Laboratories, a large and wildly profitable manufacturer of mifepristone, lists Plan C among the patient resources on its own website, steering prospective customers to an organization that instructs Americans on how to break the law. On information and belief, GenBioPro, the generic manufacturer, maintains a similar referral relationship with Plan C.”
It is the DOJ that is positioned to investigate the schemes, ties and financial arrangements of the operations to send drugs illegally into states that ban them, Jordan charged.
Blanche already has confirmed that the Trump administration considers Biden’s “radically relaxed” drug rules “were wrong.”
Some states, like Texas, already have moved against Plan C, issuing cease and desist orders to the commercial operation.
LifeNews Note: This column originally appeared at WorldNetDaily.





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