Pregnant Texans flood out-of-state abortion clinics foreshadowing future if Supreme Court ends Roe
By Allie Morris
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But some Texas nonprofit groups dedicated to paying for the medical costs of abortion say they have more money than patients to give it to — a likely symptom of fewer people being able to access the procedure because of the new law.
NBC News correspondent Ken Dilanian reports from outside the Supreme Court just moments before justices hear arguments about the controversial Texas abortion law. NYU Law Professor, Melissa Murray, former U.S. Attorney, Joyce Vance, and Co-executive Director of Fund Texas Choice, Anna Rupani, join Lindsey Reiser to discuss the high stakes for women across the state and country.
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Under S.B. 8, a radical anti-abortion law, undocumented folks are “either forced into parenthood or risking deportation," advocates say.