Good afternoon. Welcome to Axios today. I'm Erica Pandey, Infernala Boudou. We're here with

a special episode. This morning, the Supreme Court issued a ruling overturning Roe v. Wade,

the sixth redecision effectively ends all federal protections on abortion. Axios' Oriana Gonzalez

is here now with the details on this decision and what comes next. Hi, Oriana. Hi, Erica.

So we saw the draft in May of this decision. Did this final version differ too much from that?

I'm unsure to say whether it's the exact same draft. However, it's very, very, very similar.

In this decision, Justice Leader writes that Roe was egregiously wrong and deeply damaging,

and just outright says that the Constitution does not prohibit the citizens of each state from

regulating abortion that Roe and Casey quoted that authority. And so now they are overruling those

cases and returning states the right to regulate abortion at any point in the pregnancy.

And you've been tracking how abortion rights in certain states will be dramatically or fully

rolled back if this happens. Now that it has, where are we going to see immediate changes and what

will those changes be? There are 13 states that have what are known as trigger loss. These are

lost that say that they will take effect once the Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade. What happens

with these particular trigger losses that they're all differently written. So we don't know exactly

how it would work for each one because they may need a governor or an attorney general to start some

sort of action that will make these loss take effect. So we still don't know whether they're

going to take effect immediately or just shortly after this decision that just has been issued.

What are some of those 13 states? So some of the 13 states that we know have trigger loss are Oklahoma,

Louisiana, Texas, Missouri, Arkansas, Mississippi, Kentucky, Tennessee. We're really seeing more

southern states with these types of trigger loss, but we do have some northern states such as Idaho,

Utah, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming. It's the most recent one that have enacted trigger loss

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