Nearly every medical contraceptive also has the potential to cause an abortion.

These drugs and devices act on the lining of the uterus to make it hostile to implantation by a new baby. If conception occurs while one of these methods is being used, the baby will die when he is unable to implant in the uterus, which would provide him with nutrition. He is
starved to death.

The Morning After Pill is not a contraceptive but acts only after a child has been conceived. It hardens the lining of the uterus, making it
impossible for the baby to implant, thereby starving him to death.

The Abortion Pill: The first pill taken in the abortion pill process—called Mifopristone or RU-486—stops the mother’s body from producing progesterone—the hormone naturally produced when a woman is pregnant. This causes the lining of the uterus to break down, starving the baby to death. One to two days after taking the first pill, the mother takes a second pill, which forces her body into labor until she gives birth to a dead baby.

There are two types of abortion that can be performed at 6 weeks:

The Abortion Pill: The first pill taken in the abortion pill process—called Mifopristone or RU-486—stops the mother’s body from producing progesterone—the hormone naturally produced when a woman is pregnant. This causes the lining of the uterus to break down, starving the baby to death. One to two days after taking the first pill, the mother takes a second pill, which forces her body into labor until she gives birth to a dead baby.

Menstrual Extraction: The abortionist dilates (expands) the mother’s cervix, enabling him to insert a small suction device into her uterus. When this device is turned on, the baby is violently sucked from the womb.

There are two common methods of abortion at 9 weeks:

The Abortion Pill: The first pill taken in the abortion pill process—called Mifopristone or RU-486—stops the mother’s body from producing progesterone—the hormone naturally produced when a woman is pregnant. This causes the lining of the uterus to break down, starving the baby to death. One to two days after taking the first pill, the mother takes a second pill, which forces her body into labor until she gives birth to a dead baby.

Suction-Aspiration: The abortionist paralyzes the mother’s cervical muscle ring (opening of the uterus) and stretches it open. He then inserts into the uterus a small suction device with a knife-like edge on  the tip. He turns on the suction, which tears the baby’s body into pieces, sucking each piece out of the uterus individually. He then uses the knife-like edge of the device to scrape the placenta from the uterus.

The most common abortion method at 12 weeks is suction-aspiration. The abortionist paralyzes the mother’s cervical muscle ring (opening of the uterus) and stretches it open. He then inserts into the uterus a small suction device with a knife-like edge on the tip. He turns on the suction, which tears the baby’s body into pieces, sucking each piece out of the uterus individually. He then uses the knife-like edge of the device to scrape the placenta from the uterus.

Another method of abortion at 12 weeks is dilation and curettage. The abortionist paralyzes the mother’s cervical muscle ring and stretches it open. He inserts a tool called a curette—a loop shaped steel knife—into the mother’s uterus. He uses this to cut the baby into pieces and scrape out the body parts.

The most common method of abortion in the second trimester is dilation and evacuation. The abortionist begins by dilating the
mother’s cervix. He then inserts a pliers-like instrument into the uterus. With this, he seizes one of the baby’s body parts—most often beginning with a leg—and, with a twisting motion, tears it from the baby’s body and removes it from the uterus. This action is repeated over and over until the baby has been killed and every part of his body removed. In order to remove the torso, the baby’s spine must be snapped and in order to remove his head, his skull must be crushed.

The most common abortion procedure throughout the third trimester,
up to 9 months, is induction abortion. The abortionist first uses a large needle to inject digoxin or potassium chloride into the baby’s heart, torso, or head, through the mother’s abdomen or vagina. The lethal dose of the solution causes cardiac arrest—the baby’s heart stops beating and he dies. The next day, the abortionist may administer a second lethal injection to ensure that the child has been killed. He then gives the mother labor-inducing drugs. Within two to four days the mother delivers a dead baby.

Partial-Birth Abortion is another method that is used at 9 months and is legal in 29 states. The baby is delivered feet first until everything but his head has emerged from the birth canal. At that point, the abortionist jams a pair of scissors into the base of the baby’s skull to create an opening. He then inserts a suction tube into the opening and
sucks out the child’s brain.

Partial-Birth Abortion is an abortion method that can be used up to the point of birth. It is legal in 29 states. The baby is delivered feet first until everything but his head has emerged from the birth canal. At that point, the abortionist jams a pair of scissors into the base of the baby’s skull to create an opening. He then inserts a suction tube into the opening and sucks out the child’s brain.

Additionally, children who survive abortions are often unprotected in the United States of America. While it is never legal to directly kill a child once he has emerged from his mother’s birth canal, only 15 states require full medical care and legal protections for infants born after an attempted abortion. In other words, in 35 states, these children can legally be put aside and allowed to starve to death.