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TUCSON, Ariz. — The Arizona Supreme Court released its decision on the state's two conflicting abortion bans, upholding the state's 1864 near-total ban, making the historic announcement Tuesday morning.
Women are currently able to legally get an abortion up to 15 weeks until the ban takes effect in about 14 days. “If we cannot make decisions about our own bodies, ourselves, not politicians, not the state," Mayor Romero said,"then what do we have?” “Women need true healthcare and abortion’s not healthcare," said Smith."It’s not saving a life, it’s not furthering a life. It’s actually taking an innocent human’s life.”
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