7 Texas Towns That Declared Themselves ?Sanctuaries for the Unborn? Are Getting Sued
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Lilith Fund
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the Texas Equal Access Fund
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the Whole Woman's Health
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Amanda Beatriz Williams
Jesse Moore
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Summary
Wade, the 1973 Supreme Court decision legalized abortion nationwide, is overturned.The ordinances also declare abortion to be an “act of murder with malice aforethought.” Under Texas law, that’s not true: Abortion remains legal; it’s legal in all 50 states.“Abortion is legal and constitutionally protected in these cities — officials there just do not want their residents to know it,” the ACLU lawsuit alleges.The lawsuit accuses these seven Texas cities of unconstitutionally limiting the Lilith Fund and Texas Equal Access Fund’s rights to free speech and free association and discriminating against their pro-abortion rights viewpoints.
As said here by Carter Sherman