Los Angeles Times Article RatingEditorial: Abortion opponents' latest tactic: Try to keep people trapped in states where abortion is illegal
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49% : The lawsuit argues he has interfered with the Yellowhammer Fund's constitutional rights as well as those of pregnant Alabama residents who want to exercise their right to travel out of state.Funds in Texas have been particularly imperiled.49% : One of the defendants in the funds' lawsuit -- Shannon Thomason, the former mayor of Big Spring, one of several Texas cities that declared themselves a "sanctuary for the unborn" -- requested, as part of legal discovery, information about the funds' donors, staff, volunteers and the names of doctors who have provided abortion care to Texans out of state.
43% : Some of these funds, in states with abortion restrictions and bans, have to deal with local officials and state legislators scheming to find ways to shut them down or intimidate them into shutting down.
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