US SB205

Prohibits performing an abortion when the provider knows the woman is seeking it based on a Down syndrome diagnosis, test result, or any reason to believe the unborn child has Down syndrome

Requires abortion providers to ask pregnant women if they are aware of any Down syndrome diagnosis before performing an abortion, and if so, inform them of the prohibition

Establishes criminal penalties of up to 5 years imprisonment and/or fines for violations, with additional penalties for using force to coerce such abortions, soliciting funds for them, or transporting women across state lines for this purpose

Creates civil remedies allowing the woman, father (unless pregnancy resulted from his criminal conduct), maternal grandparents of minors, or the Attorney General to sue for damages and injunctive relief

Exempts pregnant women from prosecution or civil liability and treats violations as disability discrimination under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, potentially resulting in loss of federal funding