BREAKING: Colorado won’t cooperate with criminal or civil investigations for people who provide, assist with or receive abortions in the state, Gov. Jared Polis directed in an executive order Wednesday.
According to the order, the governor will decline requests for arresting, surrendering or extraditing anyone who is criminally charged related to getting, providing or assisting with reproductive care “unless the acts forming the basis of the prosecution of the crime charged would also constitute a criminal offense under Colorado law.”
Polis’ executive order stated that Colorado is already facing a worker shortage, and “disqualifying people because they were prosecuted for taking actions in other states that are fully legal under Colorado law would hurt our economy and our state.”“Colorado Nurses Association supports the Governor’s efforts to affirm women’s independent and autonomous decision making in access to all reproductive care, including abortion.
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