内布拉斯加州西北部一名婴儿依扩大版安全港法被安全交出 州长 Pillen 发表声明
内布拉斯加州州长 Jim Pillen 于2026年11月13日发表声明，确认该州西北部有一名婴儿依照州扩大版安全港法被安全交出，婴儿平安，交出过程符合法定程序。
安全港法允许生父母在指定地点匿名交出婴儿而不受刑事追诉，前提是交出行为本身不涉及虐待。内布拉斯加州原法只允许交出出生30天内的婴儿；Pillen 于2024年签署法案，将年龄上限放宽到90天，并明确交出地点为持证医院、有人员值守的消防站与执法机构，也可以直接交给急救人员。
Pillen 在声明中表示，内布拉斯加州的立场「不只是 pro-life，更是 pro-baby」，扩大后的安全港法给身处困境的父母多一条安全的路，让婴儿得到妥善照护，也让父母免于恐惧与追诉。他感谢第一响应人员与医院人员在交出过程中的专业处置。
州长办公室说，今年稍早，内布拉斯加州东北部已出现扩大版安全港法实施后的第一例安全交出，此次为第二例。基于隐私与法律规定，当局不公布婴儿与交出者的身份信息及具体地点。
全美各州均设有某种形式的安全港法，但可交出的年龄上限与地点规定差异较大。内布拉斯加州卫生与公众服务部门提醒，任何有需要的人士可向医院、消防站或执法机构求助，了解安全交出的具体安排。
Baby Safely Surrendered Under Nebraska’s Expanded Safe Haven Law, Governor Pillen Says
Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen issued a statement on November 13, 2026, confirming that a baby in the northwestern part of the state had been safely surrendered under Nebraska's expanded Safe Haven Law, with the infant safe and the surrender carried out under the law's procedures.
Safe haven laws allow a parent to anonymously surrender an infant at designated locations without criminal prosecution, provided the surrender itself involves no abuse. Nebraska's original law covered infants up to 30 days old. Legislation signed by Governor Pillen in 2024 raised the age limit to 90 days and specified surrender locations: licensed hospitals, staffed fire stations and law enforcement facilities, or directly to emergency responders.
In his statement, Pillen said Nebraska's position is "not just pro-life, it is pro-baby," and that the expanded law gives parents in crisis a safe option so infants receive proper care while parents are shielded from fear and prosecution. He thanked first responders and hospital staff for their handling of the surrender.
The Governor's Office said an earlier surrender in northeastern Nebraska this year was the first under the expanded law, making this the second. Officials did not release identifying information or the exact location, citing privacy and legal requirements.
Every U.S. state has some form of safe haven law, though age limits and surrender locations vary. Nebraska's health authorities remind anyone in need that hospitals, fire stations and law enforcement agencies can explain how a safe surrender works.
来源：内布拉斯加州州长办公室
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