It's a worst case nightmare scenario for women in America - Roe v. Wade has been overturned.
Since then, there have been a plethora of states that have outlawed abortion even in cases of rape, incest, and danger to the life of the mother. In some states, the "trigger" laws enacted date back to the 1800's, creating a dystopian future from an archaic past. Lawsuits are being filed against some of these, with a dizzingly difficult path to follow of what is going on, what is permitted, what isn't, and beyond.
What is the effect that we are seeing since the overturn of Roe? What are the differences between states?
What has this done to the legal system? What are the other shocking supreme court decisions that have come out, and what are those implications? What exactly does Biden's executive order do? Besides voting, what else can people do? Stephanie Schmid, former US Congressional candidate and former US Foreign Policy Counsel for the Center for Reproductive Rights & Molly Karlin, US federal public defender, Arizona, join us to discuss.
