Supporters say the law expands access to reproductive health care for teens, while opponents argue parents should be involved in those decisions. “The U.S. Supreme Court has time and time again upheld parental rights.” He argued Illinois lawmakers should reconsider the measure, saying voters should pay attention to how elected officials approach parental rights and family issues. “We have to have people who will respect parental rights, conscience rights, religious liberty, and not empower the state.” “Illinois is protecting the freedom to make deeply personal health care decisions and ensuring that access to contraception remains available for those who need it.”