Now, the legality of abortions would be in the hands of each individual state.
"If it comes out the way it’s been drafted, it's not just deeply alarming, it's radical, it's extreme, it overturns decades of precedence," Ferguson said.
Even if there's a legal battle, lawmakers say they will ensure both providers and patients are protected. "The reasons matter to the individuals, but the reason shouldn't matter, ultimately, they shouldn't become a part of the broader discussion about why," Executive Director Gina Petry said. "We shouldn't have to say why we have to get one. It's our right to make these decisions about our bodies.""It was seen as a victory," Bauer said. "It was seen as a normal healthcare procedure. Abortion has to be an option.
I hope they stay safe and affordable. Just because some incompetent morons are trying to make it illegal doesn’t mean we take advantage of those who need Washingtons help.