What does the new abortion law state? And why is abortion important?

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The new abortion law states that only states have the rights to decide on the abortion laws that they have in their states.

<h3>What was the Roe V wade ruling?</h3>

This was the ruling that was formerly used to say that abortions was legal in the United States. This law was overturned recently. This gives the states the rights to decide if they would want to continue allowing abortions or not.

For the states that would rule it as illegal, it means that women would no longer have the rights to terminate the pregnancies that they do not want. The reason I would say abortion is important is because it may be useful in issues where the pregnancy is a high risk for the carrier.

Read more on Roe V Wade here: brainly.com/question/3870089

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