February 6, 2026
Oklahoma legislators are on track to pass Students for Life Action’s “Anti-Chemical Abortion Pill Trafficking Act” to stop Death-by-Mail Chemical Abortion Pills from being trafficked within and into the state
After a disappointing end last year, Death-by-Mail Chemical Abortion Pill vendors may soon be facing the music now that the Students for Life Action (SFLAction) “Anti-Chemical Abortion Pill Trafficking Act” (HB1168) is back in session in Oklahoma. This legislation would impose both criminal and civil penalties on Chemical Abortion Pill vendors sending deadly drugs within and across the Oklahoma border. Current Oklahoma law illegalizes all abortions with nearly no exceptions, as well as illegalizes sending patients Chemical Abortion Pills through the mail. However, as such a pro-life state, Oklahoma is a prime target for out-of-state Chemical Abortion Pill vendors intent on using Death by Mail to destroy young LIFE in the womb.
SFLAction’s “Anti-Chemical Abortion Pill Trafficking Act” is helping to lead the charge against Chemical Abortion Pill vendors operating in violation of pro-life laws and the deadly drugs they peddle, which endanger women and kill children. We expect more legislation targeting Chemical Abortion Pills and Death by Mail abortionists to be introduced and progress in other states, with both civil and criminal liabilities considered.
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The Big Picture:
- The “Anti-Chemical Abortion Pill Trafficking Act” aims to reinforce Oklahoma law by stopping the inflow of Chemical Abortion Pills used in violation of the state’s illegalization of abortions.
- Chemical Abortion Pill vendors operating from within or outside Oklahoma would be criminally liable to felony charges.
- This legislation enables mothers, fathers, and family members to take civil action against abortionists, acknowledging the harmful, widespread impact each abortion has.
Bill Breakdown:
- The “Anti-Chemical Abortion Pill Trafficking Act” would illegalize the prescription and shipment of Chemical Abortion Pills in Oklahoma, including by out-of-state vendors.
- Mothers would not be criminalized, but Chemical Abortion vendors would be made criminally liable. Chemical Abortions would be classified as a felony punishable by up to 10 years imprisonment or a fine of up to $100,000.
- Civil action could be taken by the mother, father, and family member of a child killed in a Chemical Abortion against the Chemical Abortion Pill vendor. They could receive $10,000 and recovery of attorney’s fees and court costs. Convicted abusers, traffickers, and rapists would be excluded from bringing such civil actions.
READ: The Polling is Clear: Voters Consider Chemical Abortion Pills Unsafe
Who’s Sponsoring the “Anti-Chemical Abortion Pill Trafficking Act”:
Rep. Denise Crosswhite Hader, District 41 (R) is the primary sponsor of the bill in the House. It is co-sponsored in the Senate by Sen. David Bullard, District 6 (R).
What We’re Watching:
SFLAction has been on the ground in Oklahoma in an effort to protect women and children with Anti-Chemical Abortion Pill Trafficking legislation. We’re calling on Senate leadership to push forward and pass SFLAction’s “Anti-Chemical Abortion Pill Trafficking Act.”
The passage of the “Anti-Chemical Abortion Pill Trafficking Act” in Oklahoma would cement the state in its status as one of the most pro-life states in the country. We will continue the fight in Oklahoma and beyond to protect LIFE from the moment of conception and hold Chemical Abortionists accountable for their illegal trafficking of deadly drugs.