many states have multiple laws governing abortion on the books. in the world it is unclear which laws were infected with the even mean. take arizona, for example. it is unclear which law will take in effect there. two of the states top officials are indiscriminate about it. republican governor doug doocy says a recently passed 15-week abortion ban takes president. that would allow providers to offer some abortion care in the state. the attorney general, however, says that a 121 year old law banning all abortions is in effect. since the attorney general in forces the laws in the states clinics, they have decided that it s too risky to keep offering abortions. they have entirely stopped until everyone can get on the same page. arizona is one of the states highlighted in this darker red on the map. no abortions in those dark red states are being offered. the laws are clearer in some of these other nine states, but the reality of post roe america is equally grim everywhere. yes
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many states have multiple laws governing abortion on the books. in the world it is unclear which laws were infected with the even mean. take arizona, for example. it is unclear which law will take in effect there. two of the states top officials are indiscriminate about it. republican governor doug doocy says a recently passed 15-week abortion ban takes president. that would allow providers to offer some abortion care in the state. the attorney general, however, says that a 121 year old law banning all abortions is in effect. since the attorney general in forces the laws in the states clinics, they have decided that it s too risky to keep offering abortions. they have entirely stopped until everyone can get on the same page. arizona is one of the states highlighted in this darker red on the map. no abortions in those dark red states are being offered. the laws are clearer in some of these other nine states, but the reality of post roe america
take katie s point this is a contagion, that there has been a wink and a nod that republican legislatures and republican governors heard loud and clear by the united states supreme court to pass whatever they want just to turn the enforcement over to vigilantes. i wonder if you ve seen the repercussions of that yet in your state? oh, yes, immediate. we have so many clinics that have already stopped offering abortions. they can t risk the liability. they can t risk the expense they would incur in fighting this when they have other services they need to provide to women, family planning services, cancer screening, that sort of thing. yes, an immediate effect with this wild, wild west vigilante bounty hunter mentality and it has absolutely gotten people afraid, which is what its intended purpose was and is
controlled by the gop. the supreme court still ruling on two key parts of an indiana abortion law. leaving in place a block that keeps the sdat from prohibiting abortions solely on a race, sex and disability. and required that part of the to bury or burn fetal remains will go forward. a number of states pushed antiabortion measures with the goal of getting the issue back before the supreme court. missouri is poised to become the first state in the country to stop offering abortions. stins the supreme court s decision in 1973. on friday the state s health department is expected to block services at the very last health center providing the procedure in moomo. the license expires on may 31st.