Anti-abortion advocacy groups have pushed hard in recent months for the passage ...
- Anti-abortion advocacy groups have pushed hard in recent months for the passage of bills to restrict or even ban the procedure outright at the state level, inspired by the perception that the U.S. Supreme Court has tilted in their favor.
The momentum has picked up since Republican President Donald Trump appointed two justices to the nine-member Supreme Court in the past two years. Republican Senator Clyde Chambliss, arguing in favor of the Alabama bill, said the whole point was “so that we can go directly to the Supreme Court to challenge Roe versus Wade.
The National Right To Life Committee has supported laws in 15 state laws that ban abortions when the fetus can feel pain, 12 that ban dismemberment abortion and eight that require informing a woman she can reverse course after taking the first of two abortion pills, Executive Director David O’Steen said.
Abortion rights groups are relying on the Supreme Court’s respect for precedent and say their main focus is on getting lower courts to stop laws such as those passed in Alabama and Georgia.
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