The Trump administration on Tuesday ended another Biden-era abortion mandate, specifically rescinding the most recent interpretation of what’s known as the “Emergency Medical Treatment and Active Labor Act,” or EMTALA.

Under Biden, EMTALA guidance forced hospitals and pro-life health care workers to provide abortions if it’s deemed necessary stabilizing treatment. Critics decried the guidance as unlawful and a rejection of conscience protections.

“The Department of Health and Human Services and Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (‘CMS’) are rescinding July 2022 guidance from CMS with the subject ‘Reinforcement of EMTALA Obligations specific to Patients who are Pregnant or are Experiencing Pregnancy Loss,” a press release from CMS said, adding that such guidance no longer reflects the policy of this administration.

“CMS will continue to enforce EMTALA, which protects all individuals who present to a hospital emergency department seeking examination or treatment, including for identified emergency medical conditions that place the health of a pregnant woman or her unborn child in serious jeopardy,” the statement added. “CMS will work to rectify any perceived legal confusion and instability created by the former administration’s actions.”

Pro-lifers were quick to celebrate the move from HHS. Roger Severino of The Heritage Foundation, for example, posted, “President Trump promised to dismantle the abortion radicalism left by his predecessor and today another abortion mandate bites the dust.”

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“Wide majorities of Americans oppose forcing doctors and hospitals to take innocent human life and this change goes back to respecting conscience and the rule of law,” he continued. “EMTALA requires hospitals to treat unborn children and mothers in labor, yet shamelessly, abortion radicals inverted this clearly pro-life law to unlawfully mandate abortion nationwide, even though every state already has life of the mother exceptions.”

“To add insult to injury, the Biden order refused to acknowledge that the law protected mothers, or even women. Instead calling them ‘pregnant patients,'” Severino noted. “A stain on America’s conscience is now gone, and good riddance.”

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— Roger Severino (@RogerSeverino_) June 3, 2025

Days after taking office in his second term, Trump signed two orders to further prevent taxpayers from funding abortion, as previously highlighted by The Daily Wire.

One of the measures, referred to as the Mexico City policy, prevents taxpayer funds from being sent to foreign non-governmental organizations that perform or promote abortions. The other, an executive order, strengthens the Hyde Amendment, which is a ban on the use of federal funds for abortion.

Related: Trump Restores Mexico City Policy, Ends Taxpayer Funding For Abortion

The Dutch government collapsed on Tuesday after the Party for Freedom led by Geert Wilders pulled out of the coalition over the government’s asylum policy.

Wilders had been adamant leading up to the collapse that without strict restrictions on immigration, his party would leave the coalition government. Wilders made good on those threats Tuesday.

“We had no choice. I promised the voters the strictest asylum policy ever, but that was not granted to you,” said Wilders, according to The Wall Street Journal.

The Netherlands’ prime minister, Dick Schoof, said Tuesday following the Party for Freedom’s exit that he would hand his resignation to the king. Schoof’s government toppled less than a year after taking office.

The prime minister said that he and the other ministers, minus those with the Party for Freedom, would stay on as a caretaker government until new elections can be held, according to Politico.

The Party for Freedom is the largest party currently in the Dutch parliament and is the most popular party overall, though its lead in popularity is slim. Public support for Wilders’ party sits at 20%, down from a high of 33% last year. The Labour-Green Left party is close behind with 19% support. The People’s Party for Freedom and Democracy follows in third with 18%.

Wilders has agitated over the government’s approach to asylum, demanding a hard stance on immigration outlined in a 10-point plan he released early last week. The plan called for a temporary pause on new asylees until the backlog can be worked through, and a return of Syrian nationals to their country now that the civil war is over.

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Wilders also pushed for a “one strike you’re out” policy to deport any migrants convicted of violent or sexual crimes.

Wilders has focused in particular on Islamic immigration into the Netherlands and Europe at large. In the past, he has warned of “an Islamic invasion” of Europe and called for the “de-Islamization” of the Netherlands.

Schoof called Wilders’ exit from the government “unnecessary and irresponsible.”

“If one party lacks the will to continue [to carry out the government program], you cannot move forward with each other,” he added.

Speaking to reporters on Tuesday, Wilders said he “signed up to the strictest asylum policy, not the downfall of The Netherlands.”