Indiana abortion tally grew 13% last year, spurred by restrictions elsewhere

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49% : Get to know these new Indiana laws that take effect July 1 AirTags Alcohol permits Animal facilities Annexation Book bans Bullying Charter schools Child molesting Children's hospitals Domestic violence Drinking water Electric/hybrid vehicles Encroachment FAFSA Financial literacy Firefighting equipment Food and beverage tax Gender-affirming care Gary schools Gasoline tax Human trafficking Illiana Expressway Inmate gender Insurance fund Juror pay Juveniles Lake County convention center Lake County recorder Landlords Little Calumet River Lost farmland Machine guns Mail-in ballots Mental health Military bases
47% : Residents of other states, primarily those where abortion access was restricted in the aftermath of the June 24, 2022, U.S. Supreme Court ruling repealing the right to abortion established in 1973 by Roe v. Wade, obtained 1,827 abortions at Indiana clinics and hospitals, mostly women from Kentucky and Ohio.

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