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state by state on reproductive freedoms. Vice President Kamala Harris traveled to Arizona today.

That State has been in the spotlight this week.

After the State Supreme Court there opted to reinstate in 1860's law, that almost entirely bans abortion even in cases of rape and incest.

Harris said re-electing Trump in November will only mean more restrictions on reproductive rights.

Here's what a second Trump term looks like.

More bans, more suffering, and less freedom.

Just like he did in Arizona, he basically wants to take America back to the 1800s.

Harris's appearance in the key election state comes as Democrats are seeking to make abortion a major

issue in the campaign blaming Trump Supreme Court appointees for overturning Roe

versus Wade and opening the door to states to impose much more restrictive laws.

The U.S House has approved a two-year-old to The House voted nearly 2-1 to 1 to extend the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, known

as Section 702, for another two years.

After a group of Republican hardliners blocked action on the bill,

GOP leaders allowed debate on an amendment backed by both right and left-wing members

to add additional restrictions to the program.

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