Texas Gets Another Anti-Abortion 'Sanctuary City,' This Time in Lubbock
When voters around Texas went to the polls over the weekend, Texas got another so-called anti-abortion "sanctuary city." In Lubbock, some 345 miles northwest of Dallas, voters approved an ordinance that strives to make it illegal for abortions to be performed in the city, earning the praise of Republican lawmakers around the state. With the vote, the city became one of around two dozen cities that have passed similar ordinances in recent years, according to the Texas Tribune. The proposal came less than a year after Planned Parenthood opened a facility in Lubbock. Around 62.5% of 34,260 peop...