The Trump administration is reallocating $34 million in funds to cover gaps in birth control access for low-income women, using funds forfeited by Planned Parenthood and other providers who refused to
comply with the administration’s abortion restrictions.
Instead, the money will go to 50 so-called “grantees” willing to accept Title X funding despite the newly-implemented , which prevents clinics funded by the family-planning program from referring their patients to abortion providers.
As of now, five states—Maine, Oregon, Utah, Vermont, and Washington—will no longer be served by the federal program, and have vowed to replace the funding themselves.
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