Abortion pill providers targeted by new Texas law refuse ‘anticipatory obedience’
The article discusses a new Texas law that allows people to sue anyone suspected of manufacturing, distributing, or mailing abortion pills to or from the state. This law is seen as the latest move in the ongoing clash between Republican-led states and Democratic-led states that have enacted laws protecting abortion care. Some out-of-state abortion providers, such as the Massachusetts Medication Abortion Access Project (Map), have vowed to continue shipping abortion pills to Texans, stating they will not engage in "anticipatory obedience" and will continue providing care until legally unable to do so in their own states. The article suggests that this law is likely to escalate the state-by-state battle over abortion laws in the post-Roe v. Wade United States.
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