Louisiana abortion case having its day at the Supreme Court

The Supreme Court is hearing oral arguments for the latest landmark abortion case on Wednesday morning, which could change the landscape of abortion law in America -- and abortion access -- for years to come

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MORE: 2-year battle over Indiana abortion clinic highlights ‘politically motivated’ licensing laws: Advocates "The law at issue in June Medical Services v. Russo seeks to ensure that women get the competent and quality care that they deserve," Jeanne Mancini, president of the anti-abortion group March for Life, said in a statement, going on to claim Louisiana abortion providers have"serious health and safety violations."

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