New York Vows To Defy Ruling On Abortion Pills
New York's Attorney General Andrew Whitman stated that nothing in the state will change following a federal appeals court ruling that blocked women from receiving abortion pills by mail. The ruling came from a federal appeals court in Louisiana after that state sued, claiming mailing Mifepristone to women violated their abortion ban. Whitman called the ruling 'cruel' and said it puts lives at risk. The statement indicates that abortion care will remain accessible in New York.
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“New York's top lawyer is reminding residents that nothing in the state will change even after an appeals court blocked women from receiving abortion pills by mail.”
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“AG, the rule in cruel and said it puts lives at risk.”
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“That ruling from a federal appeals court in Louisiana Friday after that state sued saying mailing mifepristone to women violated that state's abortion ban.”
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“that anyone who needs abortion care can get it in New York.”
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