Portland OR May Ban Travel, Trade with Texas in Wake of Abortion Law
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50% Medium Conservative
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
48% : By Friday, state District Judge Maya Guerra Gamble granted Planned Parenthood a temporary restraining order under the new law, shielding its clinics from whistleblower lawsuits by the nonprofit group Texas Right to Life, its legislative director and 100 unidentified individuals.40% : The Oregon city, where protesters for months attacked police and businesses without consequences, is considering punishing Texas by ending trade with and travel to the state because of its law to protect the unborn from abortion after six weeks gestation.
35% : The ban will be in effect until the state of Texas withdraws its unconstitutional ban on abortion or until it is overturned in court.
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