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Read More“I wasn’t surprised. I actually expected something splashy from him,” said State Rep. Mandie Landry (D-New Orleans).
Read More“Just on the face of the law, if someone just literally shows up bleeding and says ‘I had an abortion,’ under the law, there's no cause for them to face any sort of charges,” said state Rep. Mandie Landry (D-New Orleans), one of the legislature’s most vocal opponents of anti-abortion laws.
Read More"The nearest clinic performing abortions to Louisiana is Illinois which is about 700 miles away," she said. "We know that people who are pregnant don't want to be are going to do whatever they want to do the end the pregnancy, and that is the most dangerous part to me."
Read More“The penalties for doctors are different. Neither has a particularly definite triggering mechanism, the questions on the life of the mother exception are different, the recent one actually has some medically incorrect information in it,” Landry said.
Read MoreA key hearing in Louisiana on Friday could determine if the state’s three abortion clinics can stay open in a post-Roe world. State Rep. Mandie Landry breaks down what’s at stake.
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