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As Oklahoma abortion laws loom, each day could be the last for care - Vimarsana News

As Oklahoma abortion laws loom, each day could be the last for care

No new abortion ban has taken effect in Oklahoma, but the impacts are already being felt in clinics across the state.

Oklahoma's move to ban abortions is a prelude of America without Roe v Wade | Moira Donegan - Vimarsana News

Oklahoma's move to ban abortions is a prelude of America without Roe v Wade | Moira Donegan

The bill – which makes abortion a felony – indicates that the state, like most legal observers, expects the US supreme court to overturn Roe

Women across the Midwest and South are coming to Kansas for abortions. That could end next year - Vimarsana News

Women across the Midwest and South are coming to Kansas for abortions. That could end next year

Over the past two years, Kansas has become an unlikely sanctuary for people across the Midwest and South who need abortions. But whether it remains a refuge will largely depend on decisions the U.S. Supreme Court and Kansas voters make next summer.

Women from Texas are going to Kansas for abortions. That could end next year - Vimarsana News

Women from Texas are going to Kansas for abortions. That could end next year

Over the past two years, Kansas has become an unlikely sanctuary for people across the Midwest and South who need abortions. But whether it remains a refuge will largely depend on decisions the U.S. Supreme Court and Kansas voters make next summer.

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Women from Texas are going to Kansas for abortions. That could end next year - Vimarsana News

Women from Texas are going to Kansas for abortions. That could end next year

Over the past two years, Kansas has become an unlikely sanctuary for Texans and people across the Midwest and South who need abortions. But whether it remains a refuge will largely depend on decisions the U.S. Supreme Court and Kansas voters make next summer.