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Senate OKs 15-week abortion limits

Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services//February 15, 2022//

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Senate OKs 15-week abortion limits

Senate OKs 15-week abortion limits

Howard Fischer, Capitol Media Services//February 15, 2022//

Republican state senators voted Tuesday to approve new restrictions on abortion that, at least for the moment, are unconstitutional. SB 1164 would make it a crime for doctors to abort...

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