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HEADLINE: Arizona Supreme Court rules a near-total abortion ban from 1864 is enforceable.
You read that right. Last week, Arizona became the latest state to attack reproductive freedom. This resurrected abortion ban comes from before Arizona was even a state and before women and people of color had the right to vote.
In less than one week, this draconian law could take effect and become the strictest abortion ban in the nation.
Arizona’s highest court didn’t get here by themselves—they had a greenlight from the MAGA-packed Supreme Court when they overturned our right to abortion.
The Supreme Court’s conservative agenda is dangerous—and it will only get worse unless we do something about it. In a few clicks, find out if your lawmakers support Supreme Court term limits and urge them to pass them now.
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Arizona’s headline is just the latest we’ve seen since the Supreme Court’s ruling in Dobbs. The impact of their chaos agenda is wreaking havoc across the country.
In Mississippi, a 13-year-old rape victim had a baby because of confusion about the state’s abortion ban. In Ohio, a woman was criminally charged for having a miscarriage. In Texas, a woman seeking a medically necessary abortion was denied by the court and had to flee the state to get help.
We can’t let this be our new normal. But thanks to Donald Trump’s handpicked Court, this is now the world we are forced to live in.
Congress has the power to fix this crisis. The Supreme Court opened Pandora's box, and we need to make sure they close it. Don’t delay—see where your lawmakers stand on Supreme Court term limits and urge them to do everything in their power to get the bill passed.
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