My vote is YTA. You seem to be angry she won't abort so you're trying to make things difficult deliberately. It's as if you're trying to set her up for failure.

You're asking a 17 year old to secure housing, while dealing with school? (is she graduated yet?) and being pregnant, and to have enough money left over to secure daycare so she can work to pay for these things.

Not even successful couples handle this well, but you're asking a 17 year old to do it.

So my vote is YTA. These seem like ways to coerce her. I find this really disturbing. It seems like you gave your daughter 1 option: Abort. And now you're pissed that ultimatum isn't working out.

I don't think anyone but the pregnant person gets to say whether they're keeping it or not. I don't like the level of coercion I see in your story. I don't see anything in there but shaming her for not aborting. I don't see any feasible options other than abort in what you're saying. You don't talk about adoption, you don't talk about any feasible way of raising the baby, just shaming her for not aborting.