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If Justice Samuel Alito's draconian draft opinion actually succeeds in overturning Roe versus Wade,

millions of Americans will feel its devastating impact almost immediately.

According to the New York Times, about half of all U.S. states are likely to ban or sharply limit abortion moments after the ruling takes effect. These called trigger laws are part of a decade's long conservative plot to abolish reproductive

freedom in this country.

So it's so important to remember that the decision would not immediately outlaw abortion

everywhere, but what it does is it leaves it up to the states and which state you live in

will make a really big difference in what this decision means for you. So right now, an NBC News analysis shows that 23 states would ban abortion

after Roe is overturned. The initial 98-page ruling leaves little room for nuance. We hold that

Roe and Casey must be overruled, just as Samuel Alito wrote of the nearly 50-year-old

ruling and its follow-up.

It could also abend the broader landscape of individual rights, potentially leading to changes

in the national rules around contraception, marriage, and private sexual activity.

Graffed opinion from Justice Lito is a frontal assault not only on reproductive rights,

but on the legal basis for a whole range of legal cases,

particularly landmark LGBTQ cases, Lawrence versus Texas,

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