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Reproductive Rights Under Siege: California's Legislative Push

As anti-abortion sentiments rise with Trump's return, California prepares to enhance and protect reproductive rights amidst legislative challenges.

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Updated: Nov 22nd, 2024, 10:08 AM ET

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With Donald Trump regaining influence and anti-abortion advocacy on the rise, California legislators are planning new bills to safeguard abortion access and expand reproductive healthcare. Amidst a complex post-Dobbs landscape where many states implemented abortion restrictions, California seeks to be a sanctuary for reproductive rights. Local lawmakers, like Mia Bonta, are poised to present legislation focusing on emergency abortion care, access to birth control, and support for birthing centers. The recent elections demonstrated public support for abortion rights, even as anti-abortion candidates won, highlighting a disconnect between voter preferences and political candidates.

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