or 24, that abortion access is critical and it is one of th most important reasons for people to turn out and vote. we need to send a message to politicians that we re not going to take it anymore today the biden administration asked the supreme court to take emergenc action to stop a trump appointed judges ruling that would restrict access to mifepristone, one of the mos commonly used abortion drugs the restrictions were set to g into effect at one 8 am on saturday, but just hours after this protest, the supreme cour issued a five-day hold o restricting the availability o mifepristone justice samuel alito, th author of the dobbs decision stripping away the constitutional right to an abortion, ruled that access to mifepristone will remain statu quo until the supreme court ca make a final decision on wednesday. there is no guarantee that the supreme court will over turn the abortion pill restrictions beyond a five-day stay abortion advocates continue to fight republican oppo
mifepristone one of the most commonly used abortion drugs the restrictions were set to g into effect at one a.m. on saturday, but just hours after this protest, the supreme cour issued a five-day hold o restricting the availability o mifepristone justice samuel alito, th author of the dobbs decision stripping away the constitutional right to an abortion, ruled that access to mifepristone will remain statu quo until the supreme court ca make a final decision on wednesday. there is no guarantee that the supreme court will over turn the abortion pill restrictions the on the five-day stay, an abortion advocates continue to fight republican opposition to abortion access. the president of narrow nara pro-choice america - nothing about the rulings from the lower courts trump appointed judges at any basi in medical science with a steeped in reckless disinformation and total disregard for the law. as this case continues safe an effective medication abortio in all 50 states is at sever
because of them suing over thi book ban and how dare they sue against a bill that th missouri legislature passe that they believed his own constitutional and has created a really big problem and katy, help us understan why librarians and missour wanted to fight this state law creating criminal penalties fo workers like yourself. criminal penalties for what th law says is distribution o sexually explicit material yeah, i mean, obviously w are for americans firs amendment freedoms and we want to make sure that people hav access to information but that is a core tenant of ou profession and we rely on that right now that is in jeopardy, which puts our jobs in jeopardy. that s something that is concerning for all people in this profession, and it s no happening just here in missouri it s happening across th
first presented to us. when the budget chair presente his proposal that librar funding zeroed out, and then w asked him why, he actually wen so far as to explicitly say it was because of them suing over this book ban and how dare the sue against a bill that th missouri legislature passe they believe i unconstitutional and it created a really big problem and katy, help us understan why librarians and in missouri wanted to fight this state law creating criminal penalties fo workers like yourself. criminal penalties for what th law says is distribution o sexually explicit material yeah, i mean, obviously w are for americans firs amendment freedoms and we want to make sure that people hav access to information. that is a core tenant of our profession and we rely on that right now that is in jeopardy, which puts our jobs in jeopardy