Arizona attorney Rachel Mitchell says she won't enforce abortion ban

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : Planned Parenthood Arizona is therefore asking the court to issue a stay of its ruling while the legal process continues to unfold and we continue to seek clarity for our patients and providers."
52% : But support for abortion drops to 28 percent when performed in the second trimester.
47% : In a June 24 tweet, Lake said: "Roe v. Wade and the culture of abortion is over.
45% : According to polling aggregator FiveThirtyEight, 60 percent of Americans believe abortion should be legal in the first trimester.
44% : Arizona first banned abortion in 1864 and was codified in 1901, but Roe v. Wade rendered the law unenforceable from 1973 until earlier this year.
38% : Meanwhile, abortion has been brought to the forefront in the tight race for Arizona Governor and has given Democrats a clear attack line against Republican opponents.
32% : Abortion is now banned in the state except in cases where the mother's life is in danger, according to ABC 15.

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