NewsweekNessel rips "draconian" abortion law Michigan women face if Roe overturned
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44% : "This incredibly draconian and strict 1931 law would criminalize abortion in the state with virtually no exceptions, no exception for rape, no exception for incest, no exception for medical emergencies," Nessel said during an interview with host Chuck Todd on Meet the Press on Sunday.38% : Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel on Sunday warned against the consequences that women in the state could face if Roe v. Wade is overturned, which includes enacting a "draconian" state law that bans abortion.
32% : Nessel said that abortion will "immediately" become illegal in Michigan, if Roe v. Wade is overturned, as per a 1931 law that deems the procedure as a felony.
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