This morning, the Supreme Court is hearing another case on our reproductive freedom – and everything is on the line.

Doctors in prison for doing their medical duty. Pregnant patients in medical crisis with no emergency care.

ACLU Supporter, that's the reality we face if the anti-abortion politicians at the Supreme Court today get their way.

They're arguing that pregnant people are excluded from federal protections for emergency medical care – making pregnant people second-class citizens in the emergency room.

It's yet another extreme escalation from anti-abortion politicians – and it makes our work to protect reproductive freedom and shut down attacks on our rights that much more important. That's why we need your help to meet this moment: Can you make a donation of $35 today to ensure we have the resources we need to continue this fight?

Overturning Roe was just the beginning. In just the two years since its reversal, we've seen attacks on IVF, state abortion bans from the Civil War-era revived, threats to medication abortion, and more – all while voters continue to vote in favor of reproductive freedom at the ballot box.

Here's the truth: Anti-abortion politicians don't care that their movement is widely unpopular with their constituents. They don't care about the harm that their policies do to pregnant people.

But for us, this isn't political – it's personal. We hear stories from people everyday about what abortion access means to them, and we know how important this fight is. Today is about more than an argument at the Supreme Court – it's about pregnant people who deserve emergency medical care. That's why we'll never stop showing up to fight back where our rights are under attack.

ACLU Supporter, we know what it takes to win – but protecting our rights from the courts to the ballot box nationwide is no small undertaking. Help us continue to show up to these fights – and so many more – by contributing $35 now. Your gift will ensure that these attacks on our rights don't go unanswered.

Please let us know we can count on you today.

Thank you,

The ACLU Team