Abortion proponents support laws requiring pregnancy resource centers to inform women about the availability of abortion — even though the 930,160 abortions in 2020 suggest that women already have that information. In a challenge to the Connecticut law, a pregnancy resource center alleged that the law’s intent was to prevent a center from “communicating freely with the individuals it serves and with those it wishes to serve, unless (it) agrees to provide abortions, dispense abortifacient drugs, or offer referrals for abortions or abortifacient drugs.” Despite issuing a December 2022 consumer alert warning the public that “Crisis Pregnancy Centers do NOT provide abortion care… (and) seek to prevent people from accessing comprehensive reproductive health care,” New Jersey’s Division of…