Emergency effort to block Texas abortion ban likely puts law back at Supreme Court soon
After abortion rights groups lost at the Supreme Court, the Justice Department hopes its lawsuit can halt Texas' ban on abortions after six weeks.
Emergency effort to block Texas abortion ban likely puts law back at Supreme Court soon
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