Abortion ban law and US 'Bible belt'

 

The rise of conservative votes in the US General Assembly and Supreme Court has largely ensured the passage of a bill banning abortion in the state of North Carolina. Conservative votes in the US General Assembly and Supreme Court The increase has largely ensured the passage of a bill to ban abortion in the state of North Carolina. Lawmakers in the US state of South Carolina are once again seriously considering a bill banning abortion. Under which most abortions will be banned in this state. The ban relates to the onset of the fetal heartbeat in the sixth week of pregnancy, and is being pushed to prevent abortion once this stage has begun. The abortion ban law has been passed in several US states but has not been implemented because it has been challenged in court. For years, the South Carolina Lena Fetal Heart Beat and Protection from Abortion Act has been issued. The campaign succeeded in getting the bill from the House to the Senate, but it could not be enacted into law because it failed to get two-thirds of the senators' votes. Some supporters of the bill were also reluctant to pass it due to the risks involved and the cost of rejecting it in court. Two major changes in 2020 were a major one last year, in 2020. The change came as Republicans won three more Senate seats from Democrats and secured a majority with 30 of the 46 seats in the Senate chambers. The second major change came when Supreme Court Justice Ruth Beder Ginsberg died.

It was considered a credible vote of the Supreme Court against the strict ban on abortion. Following Ginsberg's death, Justice Amy Connie Barrett was elected Supreme Court Justice. The general opinion about them is that they will oppose abortion with conservatism in their rule. America's 'Bible Belt' There are many states in the United States called the 'Bible Belt', that is, areas with a radical Christian population. South Carolina was considered a stronghold of strict abortion bans until the turn of the century, but the recent passage of the law in dozens of US states has caused a kind of chaos in South Carolina. The passage of the law, especially in South Carolina's neighboring states of Georgia, Tennessee and Missouri, a short distance away, has made South Carolina Conservatives think about it. These laws are still attached to the courts. The South Carolina State Coordinator for the National Day of Prayers wrote in a statement: "I cannot believe we are still in this debate. ۔ A while ago we were discussing this. Now is the time to pass this law. ”Opponents of the bill Opponents of the bill say the abortion law means declaring all abortion cases illegal, because women in general Pregnancy is measured when the fetal heartbeat can be heard.

One of the arguments of these opponents is why the Senate Medical Affairs Committee is pushing for abortion at a time when their focus should be on Code 19, which has claimed the lives of more than 5,400 people in the state. Note that this bill also includes some exceptions. Like if the life of a pregnant woman is in danger. There is also likely to be considerable debate over whether a woman should have the right to have an abortion if she has been raped or raped.