NEW: 5 women file lawsuit against Texas over the state's abortion laws
"The lawsuit aims to hold the state of Texas accountable for the consequences of multiple harmful abortion bans on pregnant people facing obstetric complication," the
groupRepresentatives for Texas Attorney General, Ken Paxton, who's named as in the lawsuit along with the state medical board and its director as defendants, could not be immediately reached for comment.
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