A Republican lawmaker in Missouri is trying to ban residents in her state from traveling to other states for abortions through an enforcement mechanism that is similar to that of Texas’s restrictive abortion ban.
A Republican lawmaker in Missouri is hoping to ban residents in her state from traveling to other states to obtain abortion services through an enforcement mechanism that is similar to that of Texas’s restrictive abortion ban.that are currently being considered within the state legislature, with hopes that her amendment will become law should one of those measures pass.
This enforcement strategy is similar to that of an anti-abortion law in Texas, which bans all abortions after six weeks of pregnancy by incentivizing residents in the state
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