Reproductive Freedom Caucus

Two years ago, our Caucus launched a new project. Dozens of our Members equipped their communities with the tools to know & defend their reproductive rights, and access care and coverage. Today, we launch a new website and resource library with the same commitment to the people.

The Fifth Circuit’s disastrous, medically unnecessary restrictions on Mifepristone have been restored for 1 week while the case proceeds. However, this case should be thrown out entirely since this is decades-old, settled science. The attacks on healthcare need to stop, and I am proud to stand with @ReproCaucus as we continue to fight for reproductive justice. nytimes.com/2026/05/04/us/…

Good… but why do we have to suffer under these relentless back-and-forth court decisions? It’s exhausting. Just let women talk to their own doctors and make their own decisions about their own bodies and their own health care.

Mifepristone was safe and effective when FDA first approved it over 25 years ago—and it remains safe and effective today. As I continue to monitor actions by #SCOTUS, know that I will never stop fighting for your access to reproductive healthcare.

I'm relieved that the Supreme Court just paused a lower court order that would have prevented women across our country from receiving mifepristone—safe, effective, and FDA-approved abortion care—via telehealth. I will closely monitor the case as it proceeds, but this shows that the fight is not over to ensure that every American can receive the care they deserve.

Mifepristone is safe, effective, and STILL AVAILABLE. While this order is a temporary resolution to Republicans’ ongoing anti-choice, anti-women war, any victory for our health and autonomy is worth celebrating. In the face of their crusade of repression, we will always resist.

Mifepristone was safe when the FDA approved it years ago and still is today. I'm relieved access has been restored for now. The Supreme Court must reverse these unnecessary restrictions on reproductive healthcare. I'll fight until reproductive freedom is accessible to all.

As a proud member of the @DemWomenCaucus and the @ReproCaucus, I am deeply disappointed by the recent court ruling restricting access to mifepristone. Everyone deserves access to safe medications that allow them to make informed decisions about their reproductive health. This ruling is a significant step backward for our country and for reproductive rights.

As this case proceeds, our Caucus continues to monitor the situation on the ground. Make no mistake: mifepristone remains safe and effective. RFC and @HouseDemocrats will continue to fight against any medically unnecessary restrictions on your health care.

🚨BREAKING: #SCOTUS paused the Fifth Circuit's disastrous decision for one week, temporarily restoring access to mifepristone via mail order, telehealth, and pharmacy.

Blocking access to Mifepristone, a safe and FDA-approved medication, does not protect women; it makes us less safe.  Reproductive rights and access to abortion save lives. We will not stand idly by as judges make decisions that should only belong to patients and their doctors.

This is a devastating blow to access to reproductive care. This ruling puts the policies of anti-abortion extremists over the FDA’s science-based regulations. We will appeal this rogue ruling. Mifepristone is safe and must remain accessible, as it has been for over 25 years.

Since Roe was overturned, too many women have been denied treatment for miscarriages, forced to travel hundreds of miles for lifesaving care, and faced prosecution for seeking an abortion.

The Fifth Circuit’s ruling is a direct result of Donald Trump’s war on reproductive rights. By banning mail-order mifepristone, Louisiana is dictating rules on healthcare access for the entire country. As a member of the Reproductive Freedom Caucus, I will never stop fighting for your right to choose and we are taking this directly to the Supreme Court.

Women’s health and bodily autonomy are under attack. A right-wing judge appointed by Donald Trump just ruled to restrict access to safe abortions. 2 out of 3 abortions in the United States are made possible by the FDA-approved, safe, and clinically effective drug mifepristone. By restricting the mailing of this vital drug, a radical judge stripped away one of the few lifelines left for women across the country living in health care deserts and states that restrict access to abortion. apnews.com/article/aborti…

Republicans said it should be about states’ rights when it comes to abortion. Except when Louisiana’s extremist Attorney General wants to tell women in my state—and the entire country—how they can get medication abortion? NO. Protect abortion rights.

Mifepristone was safe & effective when the FDA approved it 25 years ago & the same is true today. This case was never about science. It’s apart of the broader conservative effort to chip away at abortion access. This decision will impact women in every part of the country. I will always stand up for science & to protect abortion access.

Yet another attack on women’s reproductive freedom. For years, MAGA extremists have been marching toward a nationwide abortion ban. Now, they’re insisting that Trump’s judges know better than doctors and science. Mifepristone is a safe, effective medication used by millions since it was approved by the FDA 25 years ago. Democrats are going to keep fighting back, because women deserve the fundamental right to make their own healthcare decisions.

Yesterday, the Supreme Court reinstated a medically unnecessary, nationwide in-person dispensing requirement for mifepristone. Today, a mifepristone manufacturer filed an emergency motion in the U.S. Supreme Court, asking the court to immediately block the decision. Just as it has been for decades, mifepristone remains safe and effective for use to end an early pregnancy or manage a miscarriage. We will never stop fighting for access to reproductive health care, including medication abortion. You, not politicians, should have the freedom to make your own decisions about your bodies, lives, and futures. apnews.com/article/aborti…

While we sift through the details of the Louisiana v. FDA decision, let US be clear about one thing: Mifepristone was safe and effective when the FDA first approved it over 25 years ago, and it has been safe and effective for the millions of people who have used it to end their pregnancies and manage their miscarriages - at home or in a doctors office. I am deeply concerned about the lasting impacts this decision may have not only in Louisiana, but nationwide. In places like Louisiana, Arkansas, Mississippi, and Texas the nearest providers are hundreds of miles away. Know that as a member of the @ReproCaucus, I will never stop fighting for access to reproductive health care, including medication abortion, for anyone who needs it.

Along with many of you, I am closely reviewing the decision that just came down in the case Louisiana v. FDA. Regardless of what lies in the fine print, let us be clear about one thing: Mifepristone was safe and effective when the FDA first approved it over 25 years ago, and it has been safe and effective for the millions of people who have used it to end their pregnancies and manage their miscarriages since. This is true in health care settings, and it is true at home. I am deeply concerned about the lasting impacts this decision may have not only in Louisiana, but nationwide. As additional details are made clear in the coming hours and days, know that as a proud member of the Reproductive Freedom Caucus, I will never stop fighting for access to reproductive health care, including medication abortion, for all people.