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BREAKING: For now, the U.S. Supreme Court has maintained access to mifepristone, a safe and effective abortion medication.

This shows once again what we've always said: Abortion is health care, and nobody should interfere with decisions that should be between patients and providers.

While this victory means patients in states where abortion is legal can still get medication abortion using mifepristone, this fight is not over.

The case will be sent back down to the federal district court, which has already allowed the states of Kansas, Missouri, and Idaho to intervene in the case. This means the case could continue with the states as parties. And this ruling does nothing to restore care for the millions of people living in states with abortion bans.

We need your help to keep standing firm to protect reproductive health and rights — in the courts, Congress, and states across the country.

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Any day now, we expect the Supreme Court to issue another ruling that could have a major impact on abortion access.

That means we're preparing so we can respond immediately and mobilize to protect our right to essential health care. Your support is critical in this moment — and for just one more day, your support will go twice as far.

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Here's what's at stake in this case.

The emergency care case

The Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act (EMTALA) is a federal law that requires hospital emergency rooms that take Medicare funding to give stabilizing care — including abortion care when necessary — to anyone experiencing an emergency medical condition.

Idaho and other states with abortion bans want the power to ignore federal law and deny emergency abortion care to pregnant patients.

If the U.S. Supreme Court sides with Idaho, it will open the door for other states to ignore this nearly 40‑year‑old federal law and allow pregnant patients to suffer, or even die.

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Attacks on abortion care won't stop — and people in every single state will be affected. That's why it's so important to stay motivated and mobilized in the fight to protect and expand access to care everywhere.

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