After Supreme Court arguments Wednesday, the future of abortion rights in America will now likely be decided by three justices, including the second two of Donald Trump’s…
(Newser) – After Supreme Court arguments Wednesday, the future of abortion rights in America will now likely be decided by three justices, including the second two of Donald Trump’s three nominees to the top court, analysts say—and it’s not looking good for Roe v. Wade. All six conservative justices signaled Wednesday that they would uphold a Mississippi law banning abortions after 15 weeks, well before the viability line established in the 1973 decision, and some of them support completely overruling both Roe and Planned Parenthood v. Casey, the decision that reaffirmed Roe in 1992, the AP reports.
