Daily Mail Online Article RatingPortland to ban travel to Texas and stop trade to protest abortion law
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92% Very Conservative
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92% Very Conservative
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-56% Negative
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56% : Doris Dixon has worked at a Planned Parenthood for 13 years.53% : On Friday, abortion providers and pro-choice supporters secured a minor victory in Texas after State District Judge Maya Guerra Gamble in Austin granted Planned Parenthood a temporary restraining order against Texas Right to Life, its legislative director and 100 unidentified associates late Friday.
42% : 'Planned Parenthood will continue fighting for the millions of Texans affected by S.B. 8., doing everything we can under the law to restore Texans' federal constitutional right to access abortion,' she said in a statement.
42% : Dixon, who has worked for 13 years at the Planned Parenthood where the unnamed woman was seen, said she felt she failed the women who went to her clinic and had to be turned away since the new abortion ban went into effect on September 1.
41% : At the clinic she works at, in Houston, 70percent of abortion had been denied since the Texas Heartbeat act went into effect on Wednesday
39% : At least 85% of Texans seeking abortion are six weeks pregnant or more, according to Planned Parenthood.
36% : 'The ban will be in effect until the state of Texas withdraws its unconstitutional ban on abortion or until it is overturned in court.
36% : Texas woman who went for abortion at five and half weeks tests positive for COVID and will be too late to have procedure when quarantine is over
30% : A group of people are gathered at the Times Square of New York City, United States on September 4, 2021 to protest that a Texas law banned abortion
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