Texas Abortion providers begin to cease operations as the state Supreme Court rules in favor of a 1925 ban of the operation.
The issue at hand is which law will stand for the time being until Texas’ trigger law takes effect, Coale added.
“The argument that the plaintiffs have made in Houston is, these old laws that were in effect before Roe, they’re gone. They were repealed by the Legislature. There’s nothing that can come back to life,” he explained. “Ken Paxton, on the other hand, says ‘no, they’ve been there all along and Roe, when it was overruled they just came back to life. They’re in place now and will be in place until the trigger laws replace them in a couple of months.
Texas Right to Life, the state’s largest and oldest anti-abortion organization, released a statement Saturday on behalf of the organization’s president Dr. John Seago. “Preborn children deserve justice. We are thankful the Texas Supreme Court rescinded this temporary restraining order that abortionists were using as an excuse to continue their murderous practice,” Dr. Seago said.
Dozens gathered at Main Street Garden in Dallas on Saturday to advocate for abortion rights. Logan Roy said he had attended a few other protests recently.I have sisters, I have nieces. I have women in my life I deeply care about. Nobody tells me what to do with my life, my body. Why should we tell anybody else what to do with theirs?” Roy told NBC 5.“The days, weeks and months ahead will have uncertainty and pain, and they will also have resistance and power.
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