Republicans have introduced quite a few Handmaid’s Tale-esque bills. Still, none get closer to that dystopian reality than Missouri House Bill 807, which proposes tracking pregnant women perceived to be “at risk” of having an abortion and giving their babies to families deemed “fit” to parent.

Pregnant Missouri women who are considering an abortion could have their information stored in a proposed database that is being described as “eHarmony for babies.” Rep. Phil Amato, R-Arnold, is the bill sponsor.

Missouri lawmakers have proposed a bill that would enable them to draw up a list of all pregnant women in the state with the goal to "reduce the number of preventable abortions." Between 1999 and 2022,

A bill introduced in Missouri would create a list of expecting “at risk” mothers in the state in order to “reduce the number of preventable abortions.” House Bill 807, nicknamed the “Save MO Babies Act,