Texas groups pause abortion funds as Supreme Court ruling brings legal uncertainty

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : With abortion rights overturned, could same-sex marriage be next to go?
47% : "Our state does not have the infrastructure to support more people who will need public assistance," Ferreira-Spady said, pointing out that there were about 4,000 abortions per month in Texas before SB8.
43% : "People already had to choose between rent and abortion, and we don't have the infrastructure to support them as a state, nor is the state particularly interested in supporting them," she said.
39% : The state's so-called trigger law, a near-total ban on abortion with few exceptions that will soon go into effect because of the Supreme Court's decision, has also caused legal confusion.
31% : On HoustonChronicle.com: Texas had banned abortion before Roe v. Wade.
30% : "Shame on this court for their position, shame on every politician who has brought us to this moment, and shame on every person with power ignoring a multitude of research and data that has told us the harm that will occur when abortion is inaccessible.

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