Pro-life Wisconsin legislators are considering a Medicaid expansion for new mothers in the state. The proposal would provide healthcare coverage for low-income women during pregnancy and up to a year after giving birth. The move is seen as a way to reduce infant mortality rates and improve maternal health outcomes in the state. Wisconsin currently has one of the highest infant mortality rates in the country, with black infants being disproportionately affected. Proponents of the Medicaid expansion argue that it would provide much-needed support for new mothers, particularly those who may not have access to healthcare coverage otherwise. It would also help to address racial disparities in maternal and infant health outcomes. Opponents, however, argue that the expansion would be too costly and could lead to increased government spending. They also argue that it could lead to more abortions, as some women may choose to terminate their pregnancies if they have access to healthcare coverage. Despite these concerns, many pro-life legislators in Wisconsin are pushing for the Medicaid expansion, arguing that it is a way to support mothers and their babies. They believe that providing healthcare coverage for new mothers is a pro-life issue, as it helps to ensure that both the mother and child are healthy and well-cared for. The proposal is still in the early stages, and it remains to be seen whether it will gain enough support to become law. However, the fact that pro-life legislators are considering a Medicaid expansion shows that they are willing to think outside the box when it comes to supporting mothers and their babies. Overall, the proposal is a positive step towards improving maternal and infant health outcomes in Wisconsin. By providing healthcare coverage for new mothers, the state can help to ensure that all babies have the best possible start in life.