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Take them in. and as said, that is the case right now in north idaho. this is the front page of the paper in twin falls, idaho, in the southern part of the state. you see that top of the headline there rationed health care imminent. that s because the state of idaho now says they are preparing to go to the same crisis standards of care that no room at the inn rationing system in north idaho they are preparing to, panned to the treasury u valley region, where boise is. so that s a bad situation that is getting worse in idaho and other states, including kentucky and a few other states approaching that. tonight we are going to be checking in with a family doctor who is the medical chief of staff at the largest hospital in the state of alaska. alaska of course is a huge far-flung state with lots of small isolated communities in ....
So it s a strong case and they filed their motion for preliminary injunction yesterday full of what s actually happened on the ground. i mean, when all of us sued texas, you know, back earlier this year, it was before the law went into effect, and we said these were going to be the effects if it happened. now the department of justice has the actual testimony about what has happened in the two weeks and they are just heartbreaking stories. it is disappointing that the judge is not going to hear this until the 1st of october because, as you pointed out, that is going to be a whole month that texans have been deprived of their constitutional rights. the harm on the ground is real and severe. i m interested both legally and practically also from what we re learning in our reporting on this and talking to people in the field about how the material effects here are, obviously, happening to texas women seeking abortion and now can t get it because it s effectively outlawed in the state, an ....
Since the law essentially banning all abortions in the state of texas has gone into effect. last week the u.s. justice department sued texas saying it s a violation to the constitutional right to get an abortion no matter which of the 50 states you live in. while filing that lawsuit maybe in the end could result in a judge knocking down the texas abortion ban, the initial filing of that lawsuit by the doj a week ago does nothing in the short term to try to put texas law on pause, to try to stop it while it s litigated in court. now that s changed. in an emergency motion filed shortly before midnight last night the justice department has now asked the judge in this case to temporarily block the enforcement of texas abortion ban. not later at the end of the day when the lault ultimately gets resolved, but now while the challenges to it are pending. ....
From the motion, because it shows what is happening on the ground the last two weeks that the law has been in effect what do you think of the strength of the justice department s case against the texas ban, and what do you make of this new request for a restraining order, an injunction against enforcing the ban? it seems like the judge is, obviously, going to consider it, but on nobody s idea of a quick timeline. well, it s a very strong case that the department of justice has. they have directly sued texas for violating the constitutional rights of texans. this is a clear violation of the constitution. you cannot ban abortion at six weeks. we have as the department of justice papers made clear 48 years of unbroken precedent about the right of people to make these decisions for themselves. so it s a strong case and they filed their motion for preliminary injunction yesterday full of what s actually happened on the ground. ....
Away, because of the crush of covid patients overwhelming the system. it s a terrible thing. people who otherwise would be admitted to the hospital because of emergency situation, because of an accident, because of the emergence of an acute illness, people who would otherwise be admitted to the hospital are being turned away and told the hospital can t take them in. and as said, that is the case right now in north idaho. this is the front page of the paper in twin falls, idaho, in the southern part of the state. you see that top of the headline there, rationed health care imminent. is that s because the whole state of idaho now says they are preparing to go to the same crisis standards of care that no room at the inn rationing system in north idaho they are preparing to, panned to the treasury u valley region, where boise is. so that s a bad situation that is getting worse in idaho and other states, including kentucky and a few other states ....