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These Are The States That Have Already Made Abortion Illegal And The Ones That Plan To
Today the landmark 1973 decision Roe v. Wade was overturned in the Supreme Court. This means the decision on abortion laws will defer to the states and the federal government no longer has a say in the matter.
By Gina Florio2 min read
We live in a large country with 50 different states, each of them different from the next. That inevitably means that there will be various outcomes across the nation when it comes to abortion laws. There are many states that have been awaiting SCOTUS's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade so they can enact strict abortion laws, while others will very likely keep the policies they currently have in place.