KSATProviders ready to help out of state after Texas 'trigger law' goes into effect two months after fall of Roe v. Wade
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39% : SAN ANTONIO - Texas' "trigger" law takes effect Thursday, two months after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled to overturn the federal right to abortion.39% :AdOn June 24, Planned Parenthood and Alamo Women's Reproductive Services stopped providing abortion services to consult with their lawyers.
37% : "Abortion has been banned in Texas for several months since Roe v Wade was decided, and that's because of another abortion ban that's currently in effect in Texas, which was enacted in 1925 and came back after Roe v Wade was decided," Tigner said.
34% : While abortion remains illegal in Texas, some district attorneys in the state, including in Bexar County, have said they will not pursue criminal charges.
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