Abortion, once discussed only in the privacy of your home, behind closed doors or in secret, has been brought to the forefront and become a forum open to government, pro-life officials. and pro-choice organizations. The topic of abortion in the United States has become highly sensitive among various religious groups and pro-life organizations protesting abortion, questioning the Fourteenth Amendment and the idea of ​​personhood. The Fourteenth Amendment states that "...neither the United States nor any state shall deny to any citizen life, liberty, or the pursuit of happiness..." Yet the most controversial issue in the abortion debate is whether the fetus is seen or not. as a person. If the fetus is considered a “person/citizen,” then it is entitled to unalienable individual rights granted and bound to us by the Constitution. Furthermore, if the court recognizes that the fetus is in fact a person/citizen, then its inalienable constitutional rights must be considered. In deciphering between the legality of abortion and the rights of the fetal citizen, what is the responsibility of doctors and clinics to deter abortions? and should doctors be required to provide 4-D ultrasounds to their patients choosing elective abortion? The answer to these questions is simple: abortion clinics and doctors should be required to provide 4-D ultrasounds to patients choosing elective termination of pregnancy in order to deter abortions. In this article, I will define personhood, the Fourteenth Amendment and its relationship to abortion, and the requirements for clinics and doctors providing abortion. I hope that by the end of this article you will understand what personality is and what it means to me personally, as well as the new age arm reach... middle of paper ... banned . Himma's examples both touch on the morality and ethics of abortion, as many anti-abortion and pro-life organizations are religious or have some sort of religious affiliation. I have defined personhood and the Fourteenth Amendment by providing examples and comparisons for both. I have argued that a fetus should be considered a person after conception, during the second trimester, when the person begins to develop. We all have our own values ​​and moral concepts, but when combined with legal concepts, a spark is ignited and leads to a plethora of government changes. We all enjoy the same membership as human beings and citizens of the United States. This membership includes various inalienable rights such as freedom of expression, freedom of the press, the right to bear arms and above all the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness..