The court’s ruling means mifepristone will continue to be legal as the case makes its way through the courts.
a six-week abortion ban that will take effect if the state Supreme Court upholds an earlier 15-week ban.
If you are an abortion provider in Pennsylvania, know that your work has never been more important. My Administration has your back. If you are a patient in a state that's banned the care you need, our doors are open — and we will protect you and your provider.Stand Up America managing director for communications Monica Garcia on Friday tied the mifepristone fight toopened the door for partisan hacks like Judge Kacsmaryk to attack abortion access in the first place.”
“If Kascmaryk’s ban is allowed to stand, it will have devastating consequences for millions of Americans who rely on mifepristone for abortion care,” Garcia said. “We cannot allow the right-wing justices on the court to continue to erode our fundamental freedoms until we no longer recognize the country we live in. Congress has the power to restore balance to this hyperpartisan Supreme Court by expanding the court, and they should use it.
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