US Supreme Court rejects surrogate's emergency plea in custody battle
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 23 Sept, 12:45 · Archive
The US Supreme Court denied surrogate McKenna West's emergency plea to intervene in a custody dispute over a five-week-old baby.
McKenna West sought Supreme Court intervention in a multi-state custody battle involving a baby with a heart defect. Fox News reports she fled to Texas to avoid an abortion. The court declined to hear her case on 22 September.
How it is being reported
- Supreme Court declines to intervene in case of surrogate mother who refused abortionMcKenna West's surrogacy custody fight over a baby with hypoplastic left heart syndrome hit the Supreme Court after she fled to Texas to avoid an abortion.Fox News · 23 Sept, 12:32
- Relief for biological parents of baby with heart defect after surrogate's bid for Supreme Court custody fight is tossed as couple shares first photoMcKenna West's Supreme Court bid collapses September 22 as first heartbreaking images emerge of baby Rumi, born August 12.Daily Mail · 23 Sept, 02:38
- US Supreme Court rejects surrogate McKenna West’s bid for custody interventionThe US Supreme Court denied surrogate McKenna West’s emergency plea to intervene in a multi-state custody battle over 5-week-old Rumi.New York Post · 23 Sept, 02:23
In this story: McKenna West · Rumi · US Supreme Court · Texas
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