Today is Monday, May 9th, and you're listening to the Morning Announcements presented by

Betcha's Media, on Sammy Sage.

This weekend was casually filled with news, so let's get ready for quite the episode.

If Roe v Wade were a human, it wouldn't even have had a few years.

But regardless, lawmakers in a number of states are already messaging their plans to limit

all sorts of contraception, plan B, and other forms of birth control.

Here's what you can expect while you're expecting the end of reproductive right.

Republicans in the Louisiana House of Representatives advance a bill out of committee that classifies

abortion as homicide, from the moment of fertilization, and allows prosecutors to charge both patients

and providers with burner.

In Tennessee, the governor signed a bill late last week that makes it a felony to provide

abortion-inducing drug, sent via telehealth or mail.

The penalties of up to $50,000 on the providers.

The bill also delineates strict parameters of who is qualified to provide the pills, and

the circumstances under which they may be provided.

In Idaho, the Assistant Majority Leader for the State House of Representatives, Republican

Brent Crane, gave a TV interview on Friday in which he said that his caucus would consider

banning plan B and IUDs.

And similarly, a Peter Tealback candidate for Senate in Arizona, Republican Blake Masters,

is campaigning on a platform that he would not confirm judges who agree with Planned

Parenthood vs. Casey, which is the case that overturned a statewide ban on birth control

and protected rights to privacy against state restrictions on contraceptive.

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