Anti-abortion officials and administrators are using regulatory pressure to restrict websites that provide abortion information, referrals, and state-by-state legal guidance. The Trump administration's Moms.gov website is a concrete example — Senate Democrats flagged it for directing pregnant people to crisis pregnancy centers rather than full-spectrum reproductive healthcare providers. This matters because it shifts reproductive restrictions from courtrooms to administrative channels: instead of banning abortion outright, officials are blocking the information pathways that help people navigate state patchwork laws. The broader context is that states have passed dozens of conflicting abortion bans since Dobbs, making accurate online information crucial for people to understand their legal options.