The bipartisan tax policy deal being debated this week in Congress has earned support from an unlikely corner: abortion opponents. Although Republicans are perhaps most excited about the tax benefits for businesses that are included in the legislation, a provision to expand the child tax credit is being hailed by many Republicans as a way to encourage low-income families to have more children—and thus, implicitly, not to have abortions.The updated credit would not be as generous as the temporary expansion by Democrats in 2021, but it would make several key changes to make it more accessible. Republican supporters may be most enthusiastic about a provision that would phase in the credit on a
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