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美国学生生命组织表示，FDA从未按照《濒危物种法》要求咨询野生动物机构
作者：詹姆斯·西龙内 福克斯新闻网
反堕胎领袖解释为何该组织要起诉特朗普政府下的FDAhttps://www.foxnews.com/video/6405516691112
美国学生生命组织主席克里斯坦·霍金斯表示，她正威胁起诉特朗普政府，指控FDA未充分审查米非司酮的环境影响。
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一家领先的反堕胎组织已正式威胁起诉美国食品药品监督管理局，指控该机构未按要求对堕胎药米非司酮进行环境检测，尽管该药物可能对水道和野生动物构成潜在风险。
反堕胎倡导组织美国学生生命组织（SFLA）于周四提交了起诉FDA的意向通知，此时距离海蒂·奥弗顿博士出席参议院确认其担任FDA局长的听证会仅数小时。
通知称，FDA在2000年批准米非司酮后，从未就该药物对联邦保护物种可能造成的有害影响咨询过两家野生动物保护机构，该组织认为这违反了《濒危物种法》。
“我们期望这些环境担忧得到认真对待。我知道奥弗顿博士知晓这些担忧。否则我们将看到特朗普治下的FDA被告上法庭，这就是此事的最终走向，”美国学生生命组织主席克里斯坦·霍金斯周三在接受福克斯新闻数字频道采访时表示。
美国学生生命组织主席克里斯坦·霍金斯，2026年6月5日于德克萨斯州圣安东尼奥河畔步道的圣安东尼奥万豪河中心酒店举行的2026年女性领袖峰会，与与会者交谈。（盖奇·斯凯德莫尔 摄）
反堕胎领袖在医生因强迫女友服用堕胎药获刑6个月后敲响警钟
霍金斯表示，FDA在被起诉前有60天时间回应美国学生生命组织的通知。在提交该通知之前，该组织已向FDA提交了11份公民请愿书敦促采取行动。
2025年1月15日，也就是唐纳德·特朗普总统开始其第二任期的五天前，FDA在回应其中一份请愿书时驳回了美国学生生命组织的法律论点，称FDA在批准米非司酮前无需与美国鱼类和野生动物管理局或国家海洋渔业局协商。
美国学生生命组织的通知援引了六项研究，其中四项未检测环境水样中是否存在米非司酮，以此主张该药物可能构成环境风险，值得联邦进一步审查。
其中被援引的研究包括近期发表在《法律与医学问题》上的一篇论文，该论文报告称美国三座城市的水样中存在抗孕酮活性。
图为2024年7月18日，艾奥瓦州埃姆斯市一家计划生育诊所内的米非司酮药片。（查理·奈伯格奥尔/美联社）
霍利敦促司法部就安全担忧对堕胎药制造商展开调查
由于米非司酮会阻断孕酮受体——阻止维持妊娠所需的激素发挥作用，美国学生生命组织辩称，研究结果表明该药物已进入美国供水系统。
“化学堕胎中所有的‘胎儿’都去了哪里？”霍金斯说，“如果我们每年有60万到70万例药物诱导堕胎，这些堕胎在哪里进行？女性不会去医疗机构完成堕胎。堕胎通常在家中进行，耗时数周。她会被告知坐在马桶上将其冲掉。”
不过，该研究并未直接在水中检测到米非司酮。相反，它寻找的是阻断孕酮的物质的迹象，研究人员表示，另一种化合物也可能产生同样的结果。
直接确认米非司酮的存在通常需要能够识别该物质本身的分析化学技术。
佛罗里达州的一则广告宣传堕胎药米非司酮和米索前列醇。（图片来源：40天生命抗议运动）
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霍金斯告诉福克斯新闻数字频道，针对FDA的法律通知并非依赖某一项研究，而是“基于FDA在2000年未严格依法行事”。
“这应该是所有美国人都会支持的事情，无论你如何看待堕胎这种‘暴力行为’。我当然是反堕胎人士，我希望看到堕胎被终结。但我们都想要干净的饮用水，”她说。
霍金斯表示，即便对该组织的堕胎立场持反对态度的学生也认同这一观点。美国学生生命组织在大学校园拥有强大影响力，在美国近一半的传统四年制大学中拥有1575个活跃学生团体。
白宫国内政策委员会副主任海蒂·奥弗顿，2026年8月10日于华盛顿特区白宫椭圆形办公室出席行政命令签署仪式。（邦妮·卡什/合众国际社/彭博社 via 盖蒂图片社）
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随着FDA即将迎来新领导层，霍金斯表示，她的组织正在提醒该机构履行其职责。
“今天，海蒂·奥弗顿博士将前往美国参议院，”霍金斯说，“我们想明确表明，当她到岗、获得确认并坐下办公时，她办公桌上最先看到的就是我们的起诉意向通知。”
“现在是时候追究堕胎行业的责任，追究我们的政府遵守为保护我们所有人以及国内动物而制定的法律的责任了，”她补充道。
詹姆斯·西龙内是福克斯新闻数字频道突发/热点新闻团队的撰稿人。新闻线索可发送至james.cirrone@fox.com。
Major pro-life group threatens to sue Trump FDA over abortion pill’s alleged environmental risks
September 24, 2026 6:00am EDT / Fox News
Students for Life of America says the FDA never consulted wildlife agencies as required by the Endangered Species Act
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Pro-life leader explains why her group is taking on the Trump FDAhttps://www.foxnews.com/video/6405516691112
Students for Life of America President Kristan Hawkins said she is threatening to sue the Trump administration over the the FDA allegedly failing to adequately review the environmental effects of mifepristone.
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A leading pro-life organization has formally threatened to sue the Food and Drug Administration, accusing the agency of failing to conduct required environmental testing of the abortion drug mifepristone despite potential risks to the waterways and wildlife.
Students for Life of America (SFLA), an anti-abortion advocacy group, filed a notice of intent to sue the FDA on Thursday, hours before Dr. Heidi Overton is scheduled to appear before the Senate for her confirmation hearing to lead the agency.
The notice says that after the FDA approved mifepristone in 2000, it never consulted two wildlife protection agencies about the drug’s possible harmful effects on federally protected species, which the group argues violated the Endangered Species Act.
“We expect these environmental concerns to be taken seriously. I know Dr. Overton is aware of these concerns. Or we expect to see the Trump FDA in court. That’s where this will end,” SFLA President Kristan Hawkins told Fox News Digital in an interview on Wednesday.
Kristan Hawkins, the president of Students for Life of America, speaking with attendees at the 2026 Women’s Leadership Summit at the San Antonio Marriott Rivercenter on the River Walk on June 5, 2026, in San Antonio, Texas.(Gage Skidmore)
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Hawkins said the FDA now has 60 days to respond to SFLA’s notice before a lawsuit is filed. Prior to the notice, the group had filed 11 citizen petitions to the agency urging action.
In response to one of those petitions on Jan. 15, 2025 — five days before President Donald Trump began his second term — the FDA rejected SFLA’s legal argument, saying it was not required to consult with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service or the National Marine Fisheries Service before approving mifepristone.
The SFLA notice cites six studies, four of which did not examine whether mifepristone was present in environmental water samples, to argue the drug may pose environmental risks warranting further federal review.
Among the studies cited is a recent paper published in Issues in Law & Medicine, which reported anti-progesterone activity in water samples from three U.S. cities.
Mifepristone tablets are seen in a Planned Parenthood clinic, July 18, 2024, in Ames, Iowa.(Charlie Neibergall/AP)
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Because mifepristone blocks progesterone receptors — preventing the hormone needed to sustain a pregnancy from doing its job — SFLA argues the findings show the drug has made it into the U.S. water supply.
“Where do all the babies go in chemical abortions?” Hawkins said. “If we’re talking 600,000 to 700,000 abortions a year being induced with chemical abortion pills, where are they happening? She doesn’t go to a facility to complete the abortion. The abortion often takes weeks at home. She is told to go and sit on a toilet to flush.”
The study, however, did not directly detect mifepristone in the water. Instead, it looked for signs of substances that block progesterone, and the researchers said another compound could have produced the same result.
Directly confirming the presence of mifepristone would generally require an analytical chemistry technique capable of identifying the substance itself.
An advertisement in Florida plugs abortion drugs mifepristone and misoprostol(Courtesy: 40 Days for Life)
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Hawkins told Fox News Digital that the legal notice against the FDA is not reliant on one study but rather “rests on the failure of the FDA in 2000 to literally follow the law.”
“This should be something that unites all Americans, regardless of how you feel about the violence of abortion. I certainly am pro-life, I wanna see abortion ended. But we all want clean drinking water,” she said.
Hawkins said that message has resonated even with students who disagree with her organization’s stance on abortion. SFLA has a strong presence on college campuses, with 1,575 active student groups across nearly half of America’s traditional four-year universities.
Heidi Overton, deputy director of the White House Domestic Policy Council, during an executive order signing in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., on Aug. 10, 2026.(Bonnie Cash/UPI/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
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With new leadership at the FDA on the horizon, Hawkins said her organization is reminding the agency of its responsibilities.
“Today, Dr. Heidi Overton will be at the U.S. Senate,” Hawkins said. “And we want to be very clear that when she gets to her desk, when she get confirmed and she sits down, the first thing she sees on her desk is our notice to intent to sue.”
“It is high time to hold the abortion industry accountable and to hold our government accountable for upholding our own laws that have been enacted to protect all of us as well as the animals within our country,” she added.
James Cirrone is a writer on the Breaking/Trending News team at Fox News Digital. Story tips can be sent to james.cirrone@fox.com.
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