Nearly one-third of low-income Asian women now live in states with limited abortion access

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : Higher-earning first-generation groups tend to have higher rates of abortion.
38% : "Indian women are the largest group of Asian American and Pacific Islanders affected by Roe's overturn, with 362,000 of them living in states that have banned or are likely to ban abortion.
38% : "Even prior to the fall of Roe, for communities of color, including the Asian American Pacific Islander community, the right to abortion never guaranteed access," she said.
34% : "What history has shown us is that when people try to take a medical procedure like abortion into their own hands, it becomes completely unregulated and therefore completely unsafe," she said.
33% : The new report by the National Partnership for Women & Families reveals that many Asian groups that fall below the poverty line are heavily concentrated in areas where abortion is completely banned.
32% :Close to half of all Pakistani women and 40% of Vietnamese women in the U.S. live in Texas, where abortion is nearly completely banned.

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