The Missouri House has passed the 'Born Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act' with a 102-46 vote, which mandates that medical care must be provided to infants who survive failed abortions. This legislation is controversial, as it has drawn criticism from both sides of the abortion debate. Supporters of abortion rights argue that existing laws already protect infants and that the bill is unnecessary. They claim it threatens physicians at a time when Missouri is struggling to retain them. On the other hand, anti-abortion advocates express concerns about the bill's amendments, which have expanded its scope beyond a single subject, potentially violating Missouri's constitution. The bill will now be sent to Governor Mike Kehoe, who is expected to sign it into law, but legal experts anticipate that courts may strike it down due to its multiple provisions. The debate surrounding the bill has been intense, with lawmakers exchanging heated remarks during discussions. Additionally, Missouri voters will be asked to consider another abortion-related measure this year, reflecting ongoing tensions around the issue in the state.