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Showing Original Post only (View all)I keep hearing talk about states potentially prohibiting interstate travel to get abortions. [View all]
As a practical matter, how the hell can that even be done?
You live in PA and travel to OH to visit your sister. For discussion, I'm assuming that OH would be a state where abortion rights are not threatened. May not be the case, but anyway...
While you are there, you get an abortion.
Prohibiting travel to another state where abortion is legal, and then punishing someone for doing so, in my mind, is equivalent to someone who lives in a non-legal pot state traveling to a legal pot state, smoking pot while there, and then getting arrested when you return to your home state, for smoking pot in another state.
Monitoring interstate travel, and preventing the performance of a legal act while in the state you travelled to, is the exact same thing as putting an immovable ball and chain on the ankles of women.