U.S. District Judge Charles Goodwin thinks Gov. Kevin Stitt has no right to label abortion as elective surgery and has ordered that the abortion clinics in Oklahoma be allowed to reopen and resume their deadly procedures.

Goodwin issued a temporary restraining order Monday to lift Stitt’s ban on surgical abortions in Oklahoma. Stitt issued the ban on all elective surgery in order to free medical facilities to battle the coronavirus pandemic. It runs through April 20 but will probably be renewed by Goodwin.

Goodwin wrote that Stitt has “acted in an ‘unreasonable,’ ‘arbitrary’ and ‘oppressive’ way — and imposed an ‘undue burden’ on abortion access — in imposing requirements that effectively deny a right of access to abortion.”

Attorney General Mike Hunter is expected to immediately appeal the ruling to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit.

Unless the restraining order is overturned, unborn babies will again be subject to being aborted.