How do pro choice feel about fetal laws?

For those who aren’t familiar with fetal laws, they’re basically laws that acknowledge say, a fetus as a human with personhood. Some people may debate if a fetus has personhood, well fetal laws tend to agree that a fetus has personhood.

To explain how that is, say a pregnant woman is killed by a man from him shooting her. Instead of this man being charged with just 1 count of homicide, the fetal laws make it to where the gunman will be charged with 2 counts of homicide, counting the woman, and her child inside her as 2 people.

These fetal laws aren’t in every state, but for the ones that they are in, you can potentially be charged with 2 counts of homicide if you were to end a pregnant woman’s life. And it doesn’t matter what stage of development the woman in when the homicide happens in some states.

My question for pro choice people is, how do yall feel about fetal laws? Do you feel they are right? Wrong? Valid? Pointless? Do these laws justify giving a fetus/embryo personhood? Would love to hear pro choice people’s stance on this.