After the U.S. Supreme Court let stand a Texas 'vigilante' antiabortion law, governors on the left and right call for similar schemes targeting firearms and school instruction.
that will make obtaining abortions in Texas impossible for most women and that was crafted to prevent abortion rights advocates from obtaining an injunction to block it.
“As much as you hate abortion or as much as you hate guns, welcome to the world where you get to screw with constitutional rights,” Jaffe said in an interview. In a perfect world, he said, the Supreme Court would have struck down the abortion law and foreclosed copycats. “We shouldn’t have individual states picking and choosing which constitutional rights they are going to respect and which they are going to turn into target practice,” he said.
“Maybe California’s move will lead the court to change its mind about allowing Texas’s bounty-hunter scheme,”“If that’s the case, women’s reproductive care across our nation would be better off.”
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