louisiana t.r.a.p. law stand, the one that s basically identical to the t.r.a.p. law of the court throughout 2016, the one that closed all those clinics in texas, if the new conservative majority in the supreme court lets the louisiana law stand, here are the places where that kind of law would likely shut down the last clinic in the state. that s a realty we could be living next year. the court is set to hear case next year and raul by june. and that s what julie burkhart is preparing for right now. the name of her clinics is trust women. that s how he came to be an abortion provider himself. the mission of trust women which hangs on the walls in both clinics is, quote, to open clinics that provide abortion care in underserved communities so that all women can make their own decisions about their health care. there are more underserved communities that julie burkhart has her eye on.
medley unnecessary procedures all of those states, everything you see in yellow, has some kind of trap law that includes things like the width of a hallway, physicians having admitting privileges. so the clinics providing health care have to meet all these standards but the people providing this health counseling don t. let me back up for one second. one second. i want to say the one thing i agree with roberts on. this is a fund you amount alame. there are disagreements of people who are of goodwill and that it is reasonable to have a public conversation about it even as the right to access the medical procedure is protected. so how do we do that? even though i m somewhat critical of the decision as you ve heard, here are a cull of things that should be said on its behalf. its tone is not the screaming and yelling. i did identify things that could be done there was an evidentiary
what s going on with you in texas. the first part of the law, trap law, talk about that, and then the second part of the law or the next phase actually goes into effect in september, which is going to make it even worse. right, that s correct, karen. so with the first part of the law, the first three provisions of the law, we saw we went from 42 clinics a year ago and down we are hovered right near 20 clinics left in the state. safe, legal abortion care for women. and there are whole areas in the state where now it s impossible to get care for the majority of west texas. the entire rio grande area and also affects those women coming over from louisiana. we have a full screen to show 44 clinics to 24 clinics. then in september you ll be down to 6 clinics, to make it even
a couple years later, scott walker proposed a bill to disallow medical professors from dispersing a prescription if it was birth control and your pharmacist thought as a religious matter you should not have that. scott walker got his start as an antiabortion activist, had been chairman of students for life when in college, and he started in on antiabortion legislation as soon as he was first elected to anything. and now, that antiabortion activist, that lifelong antiabortion activist is the governor of wisconsin. since he took office, wisconsin has cut off funding to planned parenthood, shutting down half the clinics in the state. he and the republicans in the state legislature also passed a trap law designed to close down the other half of the clinics in the state. governor walker already signed that into law, but it hasn t gone into effect yet because a federal judge so far has blocked it. but that s not enough. there is more they want to do. wisconsin republicans are moving yet furt
a couple years later, scott walker proposed a bill to disallow medical professors from dispersing a prescription if it was birth control and your pharmacist thought as a religious matter you should not have that. scott walker got his start as an antiabortion activist, had been chairman of students for life when in college, and he started in on antiabortion legislation as soon as he was first elected to anything. and now, that antiabortion activist, that lifelong antiabortion activist is the governor of wisconsin. since he took office, wisconsin has cut off funding to planned parenthood, shutting down half the clinics in the state. he and the republicans in the state legislature also passed a trap law designed to close down the other half of the clinics in the state. governor walker already signed that into law, but it hasn t gone into effect yet because a federal judge so far has blocked it. but that s not enough. there is more they want to do. wisconsin republicans are moving yet furt