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Illinois that are obviously going to remain robustly protective states and then even states with the republican governors like like virginia today senator young said, look, id like to pursue mississippi like rule. and he says but im also willing to compromise. lets talk lets see what a reasonable compromise is. that was part of the vision that framers had for the federalism model is that with 50 states today working on problems, theres a chance you can come up with creative compromises out of al...

States have enacted their trigger laws, utah, kentucky, a couple of others have already said we are not waiting 30 days, we are going to go ahead and enact those today and so as of yesterday, theres a few states where abortion is now illegal. some states are in the waiting period, waiting 30 days or in the next 30 days may go ahead and enact the trigger laws but within 30 days those states in red are going to be states where abortion is illegal. pete: how did this happen kick you 10 years ago it...

With the Supreme Court overturning Roe vs. Wade, 13 states with so-called "trigger laws" will ban abortions immediately or overturn the historic court case.

We cant provide jobs or functional schools. we cant keep our infrastructure in any state of repair. we cant even keep the lights on. we are running out of electricity but you know what we can do? we can give you more abortion. by the way, if you are for that, if you think abortion makes you happy, go to california. shannon bream is chief legal correspondent for fox news and also the host of "fox news at night" and our friend. she joins us with an overview of how the states are reacting. thanks s...

World impact. tonight for the first time since richard nixon was in office, abortion is now illegal in eight states, south dakota, oklahoma, missouri, arkansas, louisiana, wisconsin, kentucky, and alabama. and they will not be the only ones between states with so-called trigger laws that were designed to go into effect for precisely this moment. and states that may be able to use old, unenforced bans, more than half of the states could make abortion illegal in the coming hours, days, and weeks. ...

Law, meaning the ban went into effect almost immediately. >> this decision sets off trigger laws and more than a dozen states, which would automatically ban abortion in cases. one of those states, right here in louisiana. >> the hearing in kentucky, the attorney general put things very plainly. as of this morning, abortion procedures across the commonwealth are banned, and unless the life of the mother is at risk. >> residents of south dakota, missouri, louisiana, kentucky and arkansas went to b...

Hours of the morning. and they started letting in patients inside of the mississippi last abortion clinic long before it opened. now they are actively doing abortions and we were able to speak with the abortion providers inside. he said hes been doing this work for 30 years because he believes in it so strongly. that this is the right to health care for women and he came specific to mississippi because there was such a need. hes concerned now after the next ten days because it doesnt go into eff...

Type of thinking may have been one of the reasons why this country is where it is now, andrew has in fact been overturned. i also want to warn viewers throughout this coverage of this protest, theres a lot of expletives being used, a lot of expletives written signs. so kind of a pre-warning to you on that, because there are some things we cant necessarily avoid escaping the landscape of this whole story. we talk about a monday of the states that were planning on banning abortions outright. 13 of...

Support people having to leave the state. but some arent going to have to means to do so. and theyre going to be forced to carry their pregnancies to term. and the other thing that people pieg might not realize is that for women who are miscarrying, that this is going to get them caught up -- and we already saw this in texas with its extreme ban that was previously and currently in effect that they get caught up with not being able to get the care they need for miscarriage management because of ...

The weekend. the demonstrations were overwhelmingly loud, but peaceful. but in arizona, police say protesters pounded on the glass doors of the state senate building and vandalized a monument that led law enforcement to deploy tear gas to break up the crowds at the state capitol. at least 13 states have so-called trigger laws meant to automatically outlaw abortion after the supreme courts decision. cnns alexandra field explains, some states wasted no time. >> reporter: after nearly 50 years the ...