The Biden administration will ask the Supreme Court to lift newly imposed court restrictions on a popular abortion pill, sending the pregnancy-termination issue back to the high court less than a year after its historic decision overturning Roe v. Wade was supposed to return the issue to the states to regulate.
The Women’s March announced it would hold protests Saturday in Washington and Amarillo, Texas, where Judge“Let’s call this case what it really is: a manipulation of our judicial system to impose a radical, anti-woman political agenda,” said Women’s March Executive Director Rachel O’Leary Carmona.
“We are going to continue to fight in the courts, we believe the law is on our side, and we will prevail,” Ms. Jean-Pierre told reporters.
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