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US appeals court lets Texas temporarily resume abortion law

Summary by Ground News

The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals issued a one-page order Friday night, reinstating a Texas law that prohibits abortions once medical professionals can detect cardiac activity, usually around six weeks. Since taking effect in September, clinics in other states, including neighboring Louisiana and Oklahoma, have been inundated with patients from Texas.

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NHK World

Lean Right

Texas abortion law reinstated after 2-day halt

A US appeals court has temporarily reinstated a highly restrictive abortion law in the state of Texas two days after it was suspended by a federal judge.

5 years ago·Tokyo, Japan

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HuffPost

Left

Texas Clinics Cancel Abortion Appointments After Court Reinstates Ban

Texas abortion clinics are canceling appointments they had booked during a 48-hour reprieve from the nation’s most restrictive abortion law.

5 years ago·United States

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KENS

Center

Texas clinics cancel abortions after court reinstates ban

The Center for Reproductive Rights said at least six Texas clinics resumed abortions for patients beyond six weeks after a federal judge temporarily halted the ban.

5 years ago

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KOAT

Center

The Texas abortion law's swift impact, and future

Most abortions in Texas are banned again after clinics that had raced to provide them during a two-day legal reprieve canceled appointments Saturday following a whiplash appeals court ruling.

5 years ago·Albuquerque, United States

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WAPT

Center

The Texas abortion law's swift impact, and future

Most abortions in Texas are banned again after clinics that had raced to provide them during a two-day legal reprieve canceled appointments Saturday following a whiplash appeals court ruling.

5 years ago·Jackson, United States

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WVTM

Center

The Texas abortion law's swift impact, and future

Most abortions in Texas are banned again after clinics that had raced to provide them during a two-day legal reprieve canceled appointments Saturday following a whiplash appeals court ruling.

5 years ago·Birmingham, United States

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