缅因州总检察长加入23州联盟：支持推翻退伍军人堕胎护理限制新规
缅因州总检察长 Aaron M. Frey 11月10日宣布，他已加入一个由23名总检察长组成的联盟，在美国联邦巡回上诉法院提交法庭之友简报，支持原告挑战特朗普政府一项将大幅限制退伍军人及其家属堕胎护理的新规。
简报所涉案件为「少数族裔退伍军人诉退伍军人事务部长案」（Minority Veterans of America v. Secretary of Veterans Affairs）。联盟称，退伍军人事务部（VA）的新规将使此前合资格患者中约90%失去堕胎护理机会，危及退伍军人及其家属的健康与福祉，并给医护人员造成危险的困惑。据联盟数据，2022年规则实施第一年，经 VA 获得堕胎护理的患者中73%属于妊娠威胁健康、17%为强奸幸存者、10%为妊娠危及生命。
联盟称，尽管各州曾直接向 VA 与行政管理和预算局表达关切、并在2025年9月提交意见详述新规危害，VA 仍未作修改即定稿。Frey 办公室说，联盟将继续与这一近乎全面禁止 VA 堕胎护理的规则抗争。
（来源：缅因州总检察长办公室）
Maine Attorney General Joins 23-State Coalition Backing Challenge to VA Rule Restricting Abortion Care for Veterans
Maine Attorney General Aaron M. Frey announced on November 10 that he joined a coalition of 23 attorneys general in filing an amicus brief in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit supporting plaintiffs challenging a Trump Administration rule that would eliminate veterans' and their families' access to abortion care.
The case is Minority Veterans of America v. Secretary of Veterans Affairs. The coalition argues the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) rule would deny abortion care to 90% of previously eligible patients, jeopardize the health and wellbeing of veterans and their families, and create dangerous confusion for healthcare providers. In the first year of the 2022 rule, 73% of patients who received abortion care through the VA had pregnancies that threatened their health, 17% were survivors of rape, and 10% faced life-threatening pregnancies, according to the coalition.
The coalition said that despite concerns raised directly with the VA and the Office of Management and Budget and a September 2025 comment letter, the VA finalized the rule without changes.
(Source: Office of the Maine Attorney General)
来源：缅因州总检察长办公室
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