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Idaho's 'abortion trafficking' bill heads to governor's desk

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The Idaho Senate passed the "abortion trafficking bill" 27-7 on Thursday. The bill previously passed the House 57-12. It will be sent to Gov. Brad Little's desk for his signture or a veto. No other state has enacted this type of legislation.

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Idaho's 'abortion trafficking' bill heads to governor's desk

Helping a pregnant minor get a legal abortion in another state could soon be punishable by prison time.

1 year ago·Boise, United States

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The Week

What makes Idaho's 'abortion trafficking' bill a next-level restriction

This week, the Idaho state Senate read for the first time a draft of House Bill 242, a new Republican-led push to further limit abortion access in a state with some of the most restrictive reproductive health laws already on the books. The measure, dubbed the "abortion trafficking" bill, has been hailed by proponents as a major step forward for parental rights, while detractors worry it sets a new precedent for red states in the country's post-D…

1 year ago·Washington, United States

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Moscow-Pullman Daily News

Abortion bill goes to governor

BOISE — One day after it was introduced, a bill clarifying definitions and creating a true exception under Idaho’s criminal law passed the Senate on Thursday. The House introduced and passed HB 374 the day before, with all but one…

1 year ago·Cherokee County, United States

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