Albuquerque, NM Late-Term Abortion Capital

BREAKING: New Mexico No Longer Late-Term Abortion Capital

• Click here to read the full report
• RELATED: EXTREME LATE-TERM ABORTIONIST FOUND DEAD IN HOTEL AT DRUG USE CONFERENCE

New Mexico Leads The Nation With The Highest Percentage of Late Term Abortions

According to the most recent data, published in 2019 by the Center For Disease Control (CDC), New Mexico unfortunately leads the nation with the highest percentage of late-term abortions.

Tara Shaver of Abortion Free New Mexico issued the following statement,

“New Mexico currently has zero laws protecting pregnant women and their unborn babies from dangerous and barbaric late-term abortions. It is the absence of laws and the unwillingness of our legislators to come to the table to seek the wellbeing of both mother and child that has made us an abortion magnet, even in the latest stages of pregnancy. Abortion Free New Mexico is working many angles to build a culture that protects life, because every life is unique, precious and unrepeatable.”

• FULL REPORT EXPOSING NEW MEXICO AS THE LATE TERM ABORTION CAPITAL

Abortion Free New Mexico leaders, Bud and Tara Shaver expose the atrocities of the pro-abortion policies in New Mexico and what can be done to fight back.

Late-Term Abortion Clinic  Southwestern Women’s Options- Owned and operated by Curtis Boyd, Located in Albuquerque, New Mexico

Curtis Boyd owns another abortion clinic in Dallas Texas. He was interviewed back in 2009, here is what he had to say:

• Great article on this by www.lifenews.com  Late-Term Abortion Practitioner: “Yes I am Killing” Babies

Albuquerque, NM- Late-Term Abortion Capital: New Mexico Is The Wild, Wild, West As Far As Abortion Is Concerned…No Regulations & Anything Goes!

Late-term abortions are overwhelmingly opposed by the vast majority of Americans. According to one Gallup Poll, 68% oppose second trimester abortions and a stunning 84% oppose third trimester abortions. That disapproval is reflected in the law. In most states, abortions after viability are either illegal or highly regulated. However, in New Mexico there are virtually no laws pertaining to viability (NM does have a partial-birth abortion ban that is consistent with the federal ban. However, it just bans partially delivering the baby outside of the womb and then killing the baby. The ban just made it illegal to kill a viable baby outside of the womb. So, abortionists came up with another procedure [The MOLD procedure. It is explained below.] that kills the viable baby in the womb and then they deliver the dead baby.) It is legal in New Mexico to have an abortion up to the day of birth.

• Read the full report: NEW VIDEO: UNDERCOVER AT 37 WEEKS- PRESSURE TO ABORT
• IN-DEPTH INTERVIEW: UNDERCOVER AT 37 WEEKS- PRESSURE TO ABORT
• COHORTS OF DEATH: UNDERCOVER AT 37 WEEKS EXPOSES UNM LATE TERM ABORTION COLLUSION

Why New Mexico?

While there are a handful of abortionists in the country willing to do abortions well into the third trimester, Curtis Boyd has a referral network system that is getting the word out better and drawing women to his late-term mill (Southwestern Women’s Options) from all across the globe! Also, another factor that enticed Boyd to set up shop in New Mexico specifically to market Late-Term abortions according to Troy Newman- President of Operation Rescue, New Mexico is still very much the wild west as far as abortion laws are concerned. Right now, anything goes! Due to the lack of abortion regulations, Curtis Boyd decided to market late-term abortions here in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

New Mexico is The Late-Term Abortion Capital of America…and the WORLD!

Susan Robinson who recently retired from performing abortions in Albuquerque, New Mexico stated in an interview in 2014,

[Women] come from all over the United States and Canada and all over the world too; I mean you have patients who come to us from Europe, we have patients from Australia, we have patients from Afghanistan[.]

RELATED: Woman Traveled from UK to US to Have an Abortion at 30 Weeks

• Update 2019- AP: Women seek abortions out of state amid restrictions

Of all states, New Mexico has seen the biggest increase in the number of women coming from elsewhere for an abortion — a 158% jump between 2012 and 2017, according to AP’s analysis.

New Mexico’s share of abortions performed on women from out of state more than doubled from 11% to roughly 25%. One likely reason is that a clinic in Albuquerque is one of only a few independent facilities in the country that perform abortions close to the third trimester without conditions.

For background information read the five part series “Abortion Capital” delving into the business of lucrative late-term abortions in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

• Abortion Capital, Pt. 1: The Wild, Wild West
• Abortion Capital, Pt. 2: “Am I Killing? Yes, I am. I know that”
• Abortion Capital, Pt. 3: “A baby came out and it was moving”
• Abortion Capital, Pt. 4: The Dancing Dog
• Abortion Capital, Pt. 5: “We think the process is safe. Nothing is perfect”

The Late-Term Abortion procedure is called: Induction Abortion- Also known as the “MOLD Technique”

MOLD is an acronym for the four products employed in the abortion process: Misoprostol, Oxytocin, Laminaria, and Digoxin.

The Induction abortion takes 3-4 days to complete. On the first day the woman is given an ultrasound to determine the gestational age of her baby. Then, with the aid of the ultrasound to guide the abortionist, a lethal dose of the heart medication Digoxin is injected into the baby’s heart one of two ways: either directly through the mother’s abdomen or via the mother, vaginally. Digoxin gives the baby a fatal heart attack. This is an off-label application of the drug, which was developed and approved as a treatment for heart disease

After the Digoxin injection, the woman’s cervix is packed with laminaria, thin tampon-like sticks made of seaweed that expand the cervix gradually over the next day.

The next day, the woman is repacked with larger laminaria sticks and given Misoprostol to prepare the woman for labor.

On the final day of the abortion, the woman is given the drug Oxytocin, which induces contractions and the onset of labor. Women then are placed in a room where they endure the labor process. When it is determined that the labor has progressed to the stage where the baby is about to be delivered…Each woman is taken into a room with a toilet and told to lean on the nurse and push the baby into the toilet.

Read the shocking report from Live Action:

• “Just sit on the toilet”: NM abortionists send women to hotel rooms alone to await room-service abortions

Once the dead baby is delivered, the woman is given a procedure called Dilatation and Curettage, or D&C. Here, a sharp edged spoon-shaped instrument is used to remove the remaining tissue, such as the afterbirth, from the uterus.

Complications from lethal fetal injections are well known. In Orlando, Florida, the misuse of Digoxin resulted in the live birth of Baby Rowan, who died after abortion clinic workers denied him medical care. In Wichita, Kansas, baby Sarah was injected in the head with a toxic drug that was a precursor to Digoxin. She survived and was later adopted, but suffered a malady of medical problems. She died five years later from complications to the injuries she received as a result of the injection.

• BREAKING: Curtis Boyd Under Investigation by New Mexico Medical Board
• Woman DEAD from Abortion at Late-Term Facility Currently Under Criminal Investigation
• Looking Deeper: Analysis of Facts Proves Woman Died from Abortion — Not Pregnancy
• In Light of Abortion Patient Death, New Mexico Rep. Pearce Seeks Federal Investigation

Medical board agrees to review provider of late-term abortions

Excerpt from the Albuquerque Journal,

A news release Thursday from Bud​ and Tara Shaver​, of Abortion Free New Mexico​, announced the decision by the executive committee of the state board that oversees physicians to launch a “formal review” of the death of an Albuquerque woman.

The woman died Feb. 4, 2017, after she underwent an abortion at Curtis Boyd’s clinic, Southwestern Women’s Options…

The autopsy, decried as a “whitewash” by the Shavers last year, concluded that her death was attributed to her pregnancy, not the abortion.

This is the second time since 2012 that anti-abortion activists have complained to the state Medical Board, made up mostly of physicians appointed by Gov. Susana Martinez, about Boyd or his clinic operations.

The last case involved Dr. Shelley Sella, who worked at the clinic.

It evolved from a formal review to a public “notice of contemplated action” in which the medical board prosecutor accused Sella of gross negligence in treating a 26-year-old woman who had a uterine rupture during a late-term abortion in 2011.

Sella was accused of administering excessive uterine stimulants to the patient, who traveled to New Mexico from her home in Brooklyn, N.Y., for the procedure at Southwestern Women’s Options clinic.

That complaint resulted in a full-blown board investigation and an administrative hearing on whether Sella breached the “standard of care.”

The board exonerated Sella in 2013.

A medical board spokeswoman didn’t respond to a Journal request for information about the current inquiry.

But a copy of the medical board’s letter to the Shavers, which they released Thursday, says that the board’s executive committee reviewed their complaint dated Dec. 12, 2017. It doesn’t recite the allegations, but the Shavers’ news release said the complaint relates to the death of the 23-year-old woman.

The board’s executive committee “determined that the allegations contained in it warrant further formal review to determine whether the licensee is in violation of the (New Mexico) Medical Practice Act.”

• Read the full report here.

It is well documented that babies in the later stages of pregnancy can feel pain and at least one study indicates that babies as young as 6-8 weeks gestation may experience pain.

The Silent Scream / Full Version

Injury-Prone New Mexico Abortion Clinics Operate In Shadows of Regulatory Gaps

A shocking number of medical emergencies at two Albuquerque abortion clinics over the past few months have raised questions about clinic safety and who is responsible for oversight. After months of investigation, pro-life groups have determined that Albuquerque abortion clinics often operate in regulatory gaps and actively seek to “fly under the radar,” as one regulator put it.

This has created a public safety crisis in New Mexico.

“This clinic operates in the shadowy gap created by an extremely compartmentalized regulatory system in New Mexico,” said Tara Shaver. “Each regulatory agency is only responsible for a small portion of oversight, and abortion procedures seem to give clinics special exemption from oversight. Abortion clinics can easily fly under the radar by claiming to be doctor’s offices. This designation ensures that they are never inspected or regulated. Maybe that is why we are seeing life-threatening medical emergencies at these clinics at the rate of one every couple of months.”

Tara Shaver obtained a consent form from SWO, in 2012 from a woman injured from a late term abortion, where the abortion business admits that abortions after 18 weeks are more dangerous than live birth, which is contradicts the usual pro-abortion talking points.

• Southwestern Women’s Options (SWO) consent form clearly states:

“The risk of terminating a pregnancy gradually increases throughout the course of pregnancy. These comparative risks become approximately equal at 16-18 weeks of pregnancy and increase so that pregnancy termination at 18 weeks and above involves a greater risk than carring the pregnancy to term.”