Justice Dep't to ask Supreme Court to reject limits on access to abortion pill

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : But they said the arguments of anti-abortion groups are more likely to succeed in connection with the actions taken by the FDA in 2016 and later to make the abortion pill more widely available, including through the mail, and allow it to be used beyond seven weeks of pregnancy.
52% : Anti-abortion organizations and abortion rights supporters quickly reacted to the 5th Circuit's decision to keep the 2000 approval of mifepristone in place, while pushing use of the medication back to pre-2016 prescribing and administration guidelines.
37% : The four medical organizations and four doctors argued they were negatively impacted by having to treat patients in emergency departments or elsewhere experiencing complications from medication abortion, given the doctors' opposition to elective pregnancy termination.

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