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Author: Paula England

Access to Contraception and Abortion Under Trump: I’m Worried

December 5, 2016 / Paula England / Leave a comment

Paula England, New York University Abortion is already hard to get for poor women—federal healthcare funds can’t be used for abortion (e.g., under Medicaid) because of the Hyde Amendment. And abortions are expensive; usually at least $500. But Trump is promising to appoint a Supreme Court justice likely to favor overturning Roe v Wade. If…

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