I provided evidence they provide free ultrasounds. If you want to claim they don't provide them to some women, you need to support it.
At this point, we're just going in circles, because it kills you to know how weak your position is. You just repeat the same things over and over again (argumentum ad nauseum...we'll add it to the long list of fallacies you've engaged in throughout this thread), and when shown evidence, you dismiss it or claim it is invalid without showing why. At this point, your argument is akin to a child who is trying to avoid punishment by arguing technicalities of words, trying to get around the fact they broke the spirit of the rule.
Man up (or woman up, whichever you may be), admit you've been reduced to a ridiculous position and move on. It's okay to admit you basically have no leg to stand on.
This law, at least the portion relating to ultrasounds, is not unreasonable, for reasons I've mentioned multiple times throughout this thread. And even if you were right (which you've provided zero evidence of) about whatever clinic not allowing all women free ultrasounds, you still cannot get around the fact we've yet to see the list of clinics which offer free ultrasounds that this law requires. So even as your dancing around the technicalities of this one particular clinic, you completely ignore the fact there may be many more which do provide this service.
It's not an unreasonable portion of the law. I know you want to shout at the top of your lungs about how awful it is that a woman cannot demand a doctor come to her home and provide an abortion the very second she decides to have one, but you're going to have to put your extreme position on this subject on hold and come back to the reality of the world we live in. Unless you have anything new and relevant to say on this subject, it is likely my contribution to this thread, at least in debate against you, is finished. So you go ahead and repeat your fallacious argument again, and then we can both be happy.