Former President Donald Trump has proposed making in-vitro fertilization (IVF) treatments free, potentially shifting up to $7 billion in annual costs to the government and insurance companies. The plan has sparked debate within both political parties, with Republicans grappling with their anti-abortion stance and Democrats questioning the feasibility and sincerity of Trump's promise. Critics argue that the proposal lacks detail and could face significant legal and financial challenges. Trump's announcement is seen as an effort to appeal to suburban women and reframe his position on reproductive rights following backlash over abortion restrictions. Experts warn that while the policy could be transformative for individuals struggling with infertility, it may also lead to increased demand and potential reductions in care quality. The discussion around IVF has highlighted broader tensions and inconsistencies in reproductive rights policy across the United States.