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Subject Arizona implements near-total abortion ban from 1864
Date September 26, 2022 10:01 PM
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In Swing State of Arizona, a Near-Total Abortion Ban From 1864 Takes Effect [[link removed]]
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Abortion rights activists protest at the Tucson Federal Courthouse in Tucson, on July 4, 2022. (Sandy Huffaker / AFP via Getty Images)
BY ROXY SZAL | On Saturday in Arizona, a 15-week abortion ban—signed into law on July 6 by Republican Gov. Doug Ducey—was set to take effect. But before it could, a late Friday ruling from Pima County Superior Court Judge Kellie Johnson green-lighted an anti-abortion law from 1864 that supersedes all other bans, outlawing almost all abortions in the state and penalizing abortion providers who provide the service with two to five years in prison. Abortion is now effectively illegal in the state, making it the 15th U.S. state currently enforcing extreme or total bans on abortion.
There’s a little over a month until the midterm elections, and Arizona is a battleground for federal and state elections. Democrats see the extreme law as an opportunity to mobilize voters.
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