There have been both angry and jubilant reactions to the US Supreme
Court decision to overturn a landmark abortion law.
Pro-choice and pro-life campaigners both gathered outside the Court
after the justices ruled it is now up to each state to decide access
to abortion.
More than half of America's 50 states are expected to ban or severely
restrict the ability to get an abortion.
This pro-choice advocate says she's devastated.
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OUT: "...it hurts."
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This woman campaigned to overturn the law.
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OUT: "...rural areas."
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Republicans in the House of Representatives celebrated the decision.
At a press conference Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy cheered the news.
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OUT: "...elected representatives."
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Congresswoman Elise Stefanik praised the ruling.
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OUT: "...for decades."
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In Mississippi, the state that brought the challenge to the Supreme
Court, Republican House Speaker Philip Gunn celebrated the decision.
IN: "First..."
OUT: "...unborn children."
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