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Ken Delanian spoke with various legal experts who predict the Supreme Court's decision on abortion is likely to set off a wave of legal and political disputes

among the states and federal government, unlike anything we've seen, perhaps since the days

of the Civil War, those legal experts point out that with some states allowing private lawsuits

against out-of-state abortion providers

and other states prohibiting cooperation with abortion investigations, the issue is likely to pit

state law enforcement agencies and court systems against one another in dramatic fashion.

Oh, my God.

In this scenario, it is conceivable that a person could be wanted for a felony in an

anti-abortion right state, but protected from extradition in a pro-abortion right state.

The governor of Massachusetts has already imposed rules forbidding state officers from cooperating in abortion investigations.

California's governor signed a bill seeking to protect from civil liability anyone providing aiding or receiving abortion care in the state.

Texas law, however, lets private citizens sue out-of-state abortion providers, and Missouri

is considering a similar law. This is shock and awe. You understand this? This is a, a, a,

civil war that is being waged by the courts on the courts on the states in the states

this is one state against another to keep it nice and freaking simple but hey everybody

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