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Residents of Amarillo , Texas , will vote on an ordinance that would declare Amarillo a “sanctuary city for the unborn’s unborn” It would ban people from helping patients travel through Amarillo to access abortions.
The city was at the heart of a major US supreme court case over abortion rights this year .
Activists in the city are gearing up to campaign against it.
Project 2025 , a playbook written by the conservative Heritage Foundation , suggests that a future Republican president use the Comstock Act to ban the mailing of all abortion pills. Some anti-abortion activists in Texas such as Mark Lee Dickson , who has pushed for Amarillo ’s “sanctuary city” ordinance have gone even further, arguing that the Comstock Act also bans the mailing of both pills and “any surgical equipment used for an elective abortion”. Such an interpretation of the Comstock Act would effectively ban almost all abortions..
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