This is on point. I'm Meghna Chakrabardi. Today in Washington, a case before the US Supreme

Court that could be yet another landmark regarding abortion in America, this case has to do

with the drug Mufa Prristone. It's used in medication abortions

which account for more than half of all abortions in the United States.

The case was filed back in 2022 by a group of doctors who oppose abortion and who claim that

Mifipristone is unsafe and that the FDA acted unlawfully when it relaxed restrictions

on access to Mifeprisstone.

The FDA's label for the drug shows that more than 99.4% of women who take Mifaprisstone

do not require hospitalization or serious medical intervention.

The court is expected to issue a ruling in June.

But regardless of the outcome, legal cases are only one way in which the Trump campaign and its allies

are seeking to completely remake reproductive health laws and regulations in this country.

Should Donald Trump win another term in the White House?

Their aims are described in detail

by a Heritage Foundation document called Project 2025.

Mandate for leadership, the conservative promise.

It includes strict abortion bans, restrictions on contraception and IVF, and formally changing

the name of the Department of Health and Human Services to the

Department of Life.

Notably, the goals would use the powers of the presidency via the executive's control

of federal agencies and not Congress.

Today we're going to take a detailed look at what those goals are and we will hear from Grace

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