Supreme Court Agrees to Hear High-Stakes Abortion Pill Case
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
47% : Despite the Fifth Circuit's ruling against the government and the drug manufacturer, mifepristone has remained available under existing regulations while the litigation continues.39% : "This Administration will continue to stand by FDA's independent approval and regulation of mifepristone as safe and effective.
37% : The Fifth Circuit took up the case after U.S. District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas handed down a 67-page decision that the FDA's decisions were illegal under federal law, issuing a nationwide injunction blocking the abortion pill.
36% : Then, in 2021, the FDA allowed abortionists to send mifepristone through the mail, which the ADF says was "in direct violation of federal law."
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