Moments after Gov. Lee signed it, court halts Tennessee's restrictive abortion law

Lee on Monday signed into law the state's wide-ranging abortion ban, legislation that will enact some of the nation's most restrictive abortion regulations.Reproductive providers including Planned Parenthood, the American Civil Liberties Union and other abortion rights groups filed a lawsuit against the bill in federal court in Nashville in June after the bill passed the Senate 23-5 in an early morning vote.

Campbell also found the reverse to be true, that the public interest of the state will not be meaningfully harmed by preserving the status quo pending a hearing on the case.

Under the law, abortion clinics will also be required to post a sign in the waiting area and in patient rooms informing people that it may be possible to reverse a chemical abortion. Failing to do so can result in a $10,000 fine for the clinic, though that portion of the new law would take effect Oct. 1. There remains no medical consensus on whether that reversal is possible.

The plaintiffs say the state already limits abortion to the fullest extent possible under the state Constitution, but that the new bans' reach would be unconstitutional. A hearing on a preliminary injunction, which may stop the roll out for a longer period or reverse the restraining order, has been scheduled for July 24.

Not certain people have a heart or they would understand what a heartbeat means.

AMEN! Time for these HYPOCRITES to Stop trying to decide what they interpret their G-D wants for 'unborn' & START directing their energy, time, & money towards taking care of the Actual LIVING! Concentrate on the food, shelter, education, & medical care to help living thrive!

Call it a postpartum abortion.

Father God, forgive us as a nation for rejoicing over news that allows us to do away with the most vulnerable and least protected, the unborn.

Yeah we can keep killing our babies! Awesome news

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