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Texas Woman Sues Anti-Abortion Activists Under Law They Backed After They Allegedly Ordered Abortion Pills in Undercover Sting
A Texas woman seeks $459,782, saying the activists’ March stunt violated a state law that lets private citizens sue over abortion pills.
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Texas Woman Sues Anti-Abortion Activists Under Law They Backed After They Allegedly Ordered Abortion Pills in Undercover Sting
A Texas mother is suing four Students for Life activists under HB 7, the abortion pill law they backed, after they allegedly ordered the pills.
Texas woman sues anti-abortion group for ordering abortion pill
Unable to abort two unplanned pregnancies because of the law, the woman is suing Students for Life for the cost of raising the children. The group posted about buying the pills undercover.
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The Independent (US)
Anti-abortion activists boasted of getting pills. Now they’re sued under their law.
The lawsuit seeks nearly $460,000 from the defendants — a figure representing the estimated average cost of raising two children to adulthood in Texas
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Leaning Left6Leaning Right1Center0Last Updated86% Left
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86% Left
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