Why Aren’t Texas Democrats Talking About Abortion?
Once seen as a crucial issue after the fall of "Roe," candidates here are now largely ignoring it altogether.
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Once seen as a crucial issue after the fall of "Roe," candidates here are now largely ignoring it altogether.
Maria Margarita Rojas is the first healthcare provider charged for abortion care under Texas’ strict criminal ban. Her attorneys say the state has no evidence—yet her clinics remain shuttered.
A flood of cash following Roe’s fall has dried up, leaving Texas nonprofits struggling to keep pace with the state’s abortion access crisis.
Private foster care and adoption agencies in Texas are brokering contracts for moms to turn over their children in a murky legal world, spawning protracted civil custody battles.
Following mixed results for both sides, the far right says it won’t give up on targeting what little abortion access remains in Texas.
Today, there’s big money to be made in the business of using unpaid, often church-sourced, volunteers to provide minimal services.