Arizona can soon enforce a long-dormant law criminalizing most abortions, with no exceptions for rape or incest, following a Supreme Court ruling.
Doctors could face prosecution for performing abortions under this law, which carries a two to five-year prison sentence for those involved, except in cases where a mother's life is in danger.
State Sen. Eva Burch criticized GOP lawmakers for supporting the ban, highlighting their stance on a total abortion ban and emphasizing the ongoing fight for reproductive rights in Arizona.
Nationwide, 14 states have enacted abortion bans with limited exceptions, and legal challenges have emerged in response to these restrictions.
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