A renewed attack on mifepristone from state AGs in Idaho, Kansas, and Missouri threatens nationwide access to medication abortion, especially through mail-order delivery.
The push against mifepristone reflects anti-abortion activists' broader strategy intense since the overturning of Roe v. Wade, targeting women's access to reproductive healthcare.
Despite the Supreme Court's previous dismissal based on standing, the involvement of state AGs could allow new legal paths to restrict abortion pill access.
The looming threat of enforcing an outdated law from the Victorian era indicates a continued risk for the availability of mail-order abortion medications.
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