Coordination between health clinics and the state legislature is laying the groundwork for California to become a reproductive care sanctuary around half of the states outlaw abortion.
California could become an abortion “sanctuary” state if the Supreme Court overturns the landmark Roe v. Wade decision. Coordination between health clinics and the state legislature is laying the groundwork for California to become a reproductive care sanctuary around half of the states outlaw abortion — a possibility that could come as early as next year when the Supreme Court announces its decisions. The California Future of Abortion Council, a group of providers and advocates, has listed 45 recommendations for the state to implement if federal protection of abortion disappears.
