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Evictionists state that the act of abortion must be conceptually separated into the acts of: 1.the eviction of the fetus from the womb, and 2.the dying of the baby. Building on the libertarian stance against trespass and murder, they support a right to the first act (eviction), but not the second act (murder). They believe the woman always has a right to evict if done in the gentlest manner possible as long as the woman has publicly announced her abandonment of the right to custody of the fetus. The evictionist view is that the mother may not directly kill the unwanted child (e.g., initiate a medical abortion), but she may indirectly do so by evicting it from her premises during a time in which it is non-viable outside the womb.
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